On March 31, the critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Elderbrook released his new album, Little Love, which includes a total of 12 songs. The last one, called 'Walk Away', features the Irish indie artist Ailbhe Reddy, who recently shared her second album, Endless Affair.

The song is Elderbrook's rework of Reddy's original song that was featured on her 2020 debut album Personal History. Since Elderbrook retained the Irish singer's vocals, the track works as a duet between the two, creating a unique and harmonic sound.

On Friday, May 5th, and Saturday, May 6th, Ailbhe Reddy will play two homecoming gigs at Whelan's in Dublin.

Listen to Elderbrook‘s version of 'Walk Away', featuring Ailbhe Reddy, below:

The award-winning producer, Elderbrook, said that he "was on tour in America in 2022" when he first listened to the song and that he immediately loved the familiar sound of the track.

"When I first hear it I thought it was a cover, I think because it seemed so familiar. After I searched and asked around I realised it was an original. For a song to connect so instantly in my head was such a weird an special feeling," he said.

Reddy said she was super excited when Elderbrook got in touch with her, saying that he loved 'Walk Away' and wants to create a cover of the song.

"The piano was originally recorded the day it was written in a studio in London with Erland Cooper, who co-produced my first record. It was amazing to see such a huge artist find my song and want to re-imagine it. I was especially stoked when Elderbrook chose to keep my vocal in so it works as a lovely duet!," she said

Next month: AILBHE REDDY will play Whelan's on Fri 5th & Sat 6th May 2023.

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With her last album, Endless Affair, the Irish alt-folk singer Ailbhe Reddy shared her most impressive work to date. "It’s a wonderfully eclectic collection, with Reddy’s charisma and star quality very much to the fore," Molly Cantwell wrote in her Hot Press review, which can be read here.

Elderbrook is known for his emotionally charged music that delves into the sensitive and introspective themes of identity and mental health. His latest album is a positive and uplifting dance-focused one full of details that define Elderbrook's sound.

Elderbrook will perform at Mandela Hall in Belfast on Monday, May 8th, and at Vicar Street in Dublin on Tuesday, May 9th. Fans can expect to hear old hits as well as new songs from his Little Love album.