This Irish singer-songwriter crafts shoegaze-inflected indie about alienation and desire - The Guardian

As an introvert growing up on the coast in County Wicklow, Ireland, a teenage Ezra Williams would steal their brother’s iPod Shuffle and jot down “little poems”. These later became songs, culminating in their first single, 2018’s Thinking of You – a wistful bedroom-pop track that only migrated from GarageBand to SoundCloud’s public sphere for the benefit of their mum, who wanted a listen. After that: “I just kept releasing things. That was it.” Read More. by Henrietta Taylor

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