Irish Singer-Songwriter Ellie O'Neill Releases Debut Album 'Time of Fallow'
Irish musician Ellie O'Neill has launched her first album, titled 'Time of Fallow.' The record explores themes of growing up in County Meath and reflects a search for identity influenced by Ireland's social changes, including the marriage equality referendum and the repeal of abortion restrictions. O'Neill's musical style features distinctive guitar work and compositions that build toward melodic highlights, with the track 'Half Immune' serving as a piano ballad that captures feelings of transition. She has previously toured with Dove Ellis, and her work draws comparisons to artist Adrianne Lenker of Big Thief. The album is available for listening, marking O'Neill's entry into the folk music scene.
Key facts
- Ellie O'Neill is an Irish singer-songwriter
- She released her debut album 'Time of Fallow'
- The album addresses her upbringing in County Meath
- It reflects identity shaped by Ireland's social reforms
- Musical style includes unique guitar playing and melodic compositions
- The song 'Half Immune' is a piano ballad about change
- O'Neill has toured with Dove Ellis
- Her work is compared to Adrianne Lenker of Big Thief
Entities
Artists
- Ellie O'Neill
- Adrianne Lenker
- Dove Ellis
Locations
- County Meath
- Ireland