Niamh Bury turns folk, story, and tradition into a debut built around language
Niamh Bury is an Irish singer-songwriter whose debut album Yellow Roses brought her wider attention through folk-rooted storytelling. The supplied interviews describe a writer drawn first to lyrics, with classical, alt-rock, and traditional influences all feeding into her work. They also place her in Dublin’s traditional singing community and note her role in The Night Before Larry Got Stretched. On the album, she balances original songs with one traditional track, and her own comments link the record to family, womanhood, and resilience. The release is documented on Claddagh Records and Qobuz, and the album credits include producer Brían Mac Gloinn.
Drop the needle
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Pianos In The Snow
From Yellow Roses, the debut album documented in the supplied sources.
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