Tag: Aine Duffy

  • Tune of The Week 11/02/2010: Aine Duffy – I Don’t Think You’re Ready

    Tune of The Week 11/02/2010: Aine Duffy – I Don’t Think You’re Ready

    Tune of The Week 11/02/2010: Aine Duffy – I Don’t Think You’re Ready

    An Irish artist for Tune of The Week this time round. I spoke to Aine Duffy last night on DCUfm and I had the first play of this medley. I think it may also be the first cover to get Tune of the Week.  A dash of Stevie Nicks with a lashing of Destiny’s Child, driving drums and a few electric guitars. Yum!

    This week’s Tune Of The Week is Aine Duffy with I Don’t Think You’re Ready.

    Here’s the video!

  • Culture Cafe on DCUfm: Episode 45 10/02/2010

    Culture Cafe on DCUfm: Episode 45 10/02/2010

    Culture Cafe on DCUfm: Episode 45 10/02/2010

    Episode 45! Hard to believe it really. It was good to be back on air on DCUfm and playing some new music. Tonight also featured an Interview with Teddy Thompson who I met three hours before his current tour started and Aine Duffy, who was kind enough to be on the pilot for Culture Cafe about two years ago. I also got the first play anywhere of Aine’s new single..

    Here’s what went down.

    1. DJ Flip & Freezemaster Slick: Crossroads

    2. Neon Trees: Animal

    3. The Naked and Famous: Punching In A Dream

    4. The Strokes: Under Cover of Darkness (Recommended Free Legal Download)

    5. Interview with Teddy Thompson

    6. Teddy Thompson: Looking For A Girl

    7. Jamie Lawson: Wasn’t Expecting That

    8. Interview with Aine Duffy

    9. Aine Duffy: I Don’t Think You’re Ready

    10. Funeral Party: Finale

    11. Peter Bjorn & John: Breaker Breaker

    12. Nero: Me & You

    And it was done.. Thanks to Amy from Universal and Aidan from Goldenplec for setting up the Teddy Thompson interview. Thanks to Colin for uploading Nero In a hurry. It was nice to be back in the studio having a laugh and lovely to get your messages and tweets while on air.. Merci!

  • Nessy on the Radio, DCUFM – Show 1

    We’ve just finished recording the first show for broadcast. Didn’t go too bad at all! We had Offaly band Hombre and lady of  the moment Áine Duffy in for a chat and a few songs. (Thanks Áine the control alt thing works :P) Stylish Dave O’Shaughnessy also dropped by for a chat about the Style Socs upcoming Fashion show. Thanks to Alan Markey who manned the controls. Fun was most definitely had by all!

    I can’t remember the complete order of how we played songs, Hombre did 3 acoustic and Áine did two..  but we did play

    DJ Flip: On The Linstrumental (Intro)
    The Shower Scene: In The Deep End
    New Rhodes: Everybody loves a Scene
    White Lies: Death
    Garbage: Number 1 Crush (Goth Mix)
    Jack’s Mannequin: Spinning:
    Superbus: Lola
    elaine k: Seduce Me
    The Mighty Stef: Cant remember the name of the track sorry but its track 4 from his new album 100 Midnights
    Reemo: Sometimes
    Sophie B Hawkins: Big Beautiful Bottom
    Hard Fi: Living For the Weekend
    Cowboy X: Gabbi
    The Blizzards: The Reason (Remix)

    Can’t remember anymore if anyone wants to hear a particular tune send me a mail nessyontheradio@gmail.com and I’ll do my best.

    I’ll update this when I have a definite broadcast time and podcast link 🙂

    Nessy on the Radio is a Nessy Production for DCUFM

  • Aine Duffy ‘Put Your Money On’ Review

    Aine Duffy
    Aine Duffy

    Cork chanteuse, Aine Duffy isn’t exactly your run of the mill singer/songwriter. She insists on rocking out. That is very much evident from the first track of her debut album.

     

    Duffy’s music can be described as a hint of Kate Bush with a dash of Janis Joplin, a cup full of Zeppelin and finished with a splash of twenty first century dance. Perhaps someone has also been listening to Sophie B Hawkins? The album grabs you, shakes you and makes sure you get your weekly dose of rock.

     

    One of the standout tracks ‘Ask John’, is already released as a single, receiving airplay on both sides of the Atlantic. Duffy is quickly gaining the respect of industry and fans alike and has already a dedicated fan base in L.A. and N.Y.C.

     

    Good musicianship, good arrangements, good beats, ‘Put Your Money On’ is a decent first album and a great starting point for Duffy.

     

    www.myspace.com/aineduffy