Irish singer-songwriter Jennifer McMahon is set to captivate audiences once again with the release of her highly anticipated EP, Willow. Slated for an August 30th, 2024 release, this five-track collection is more than just an album—it's a testament to McMahon's evolution as an artist, blending her deep-rooted influences in soul music with her signature lyrical storytelling. To celebrate the release, McMahon will embark on an intimate Irish tour, kicking off with a special launch concert at The Bello Bar in Dublin.

A Glimpse into Willow

Willow is a rich tapestry of sound and emotion, recorded across two iconic locations: Sound Emporium Studios in Nashville and The Barn of Music in Dublin. This follow-up album leans heavily into McMahon's love for old-school soul, with lush, warm keys and organs played by Boston-native Clifford Bond and a crisp drum backdrop provided by Colorado’s Dev Malloy. The basslines, both electric and upright, come alive under the fingers of Nashville session player Zachariah Witcher, while Dubliner Darren Giles adds a tasteful touch of electric guitar.

Read more: Jennifer McMahon's Willow EP: A Soulful Journey and Upcoming Irish Tour

Date: August 10th
Venue: The Cellar of the Workman's Club, Dublin
Featuring: Luisa Annibali & The Brazilian Music Journey

A Night to Celebrate Jazz and Brazilian Music

Join us on August 10th for a captivating evening at The Workman's Cellar, where the intimate and acoustically rich space will transform into a vibrant hub of music and dance. This unique event, part of the Irish Women in Jazz Live Podcast & Concert Series, promises to be an unforgettable experience, featuring the incredible talents of Luisa Annibali and her ensemble, The Brazilian Music Journey.

Read more: Experience the Vibrant Rhythms of Brazil at The Workman's Cellar!

In the Hot Box #126 Donald briefly explores the relationship between Irish Traditional music and Irish jazz before getting into some more great Irish Jazz Artists. You can hear racks from artists such as Brian Dunning, Grainne Brookfield, Brendan Doyle, Cormac Kenevey, Richie Buckley, Ciaran Wilde and John Donegan.

Read more: The Hot Box #126