JAMES VINCENT MCMORROW

The album signifies a retaking of his own narrative, a freeing self-acceptance, and a rebuilding of both his sense of self and his connection to music.

Singles "Stay Cool", "Never Gone" and "Give up" offer a first taste of what fans can expect, leaning further into the introspective and sincere indie- folk sound of his earlier material, whilst incorporating elements of his more explorative later releases. A unique and particularly special artist project, Wide open, horses was initially performed live having booked two nights at The National Concert Hall in Dublin, where he recorded a handful of lo-fi demos, practiced the material for a week, and then hit the stage prior to ever recording a single song. Phones weren't allowed, but James recorded it to "see what worked and what didn't work."