The Script Is A Sounds From Irlandia

It is the heart-rending epic journey of three young Dublin boys from the wrong side of the tracks who risk everything for a dream.

The Script is an Irish trio whose music boasts a whole new brand of Celtic Soul, blending hip-hop lyrical flow with pop melodiousness, state-of-the-art R&B production with anthemic rock dynamics, classic song construction with gritty contemporary narratives. Think U2 versus Timbaland, Van Morrison remixed by Teddy Riley.

Danny O'Donaghue and Mark Sheehan met in their early teens, gravitating to each other through a shared obsession with music, and in particular a love of American black music. Striking up a songwriting and production partnership, Danny and Mark's exceptional talent was recognised early, and they found themselves invited to the US to collaborate with some of their production heroes, including such legends of modern R'n'B as Dallas Austin, Teddy Riley, The Neptunes and Rodney Jerkins.

Danny and Mark started as a backroom team, making demos for other artists, but when they met fellow Dublin drummer Glen Power, the dynamic shifted. Although they had never actually heard him play, such was the connection they made that Mark invited Glen on a working holiday to LA. Something of a prodigy on the Dublin scene, Glen had been playing sessions from fifteen years old, using the money to work on a solo project in his home studio. But that went on hold when his collaboration with Mark and Danny produced three songs in one week.

The trio's debut single, “We Cry,” is a soulful anthem of everyday struggle that manages to be simultaneously bleak and uplifting. Their debut album, tentatively titled Rusty Halo, will follow, the title encapsulating not only classic Irish catholic guilt but the struggle to remain moral in a tough world where the odds always seem stacked against the good guys. And it, too, promises to be something really special.

This is The Script. But the ending is not yet written.

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