Damien Rice Music

« Under the COVERs | Home | Welcome to Remix Wednesday » By Nathan | June 8, 2008 on june 1st damien rice set out on a road trip from dublin to barcelona with two friends and a portable recording studio packed into his mini. the plan is for them to stop along the way at random place to write and record a new song each day. their goal is to arrive in dublin on the 10th, which would be ten days and ten new songs, thus a new album. then he’s gonna see radiohead play and head back... Read Full Story

Damien Rice is a singer-songwriter from County Kildare, Ireland. In March 1999 Damien moved to Tuscany, then travelled around Europe, busking the streets. He arrived back in Dublin a year later, with a clear head and full of ideas. He approached his music with a new found freshness and decided to put some songs down on record. His grandmother told him he had a distant cousin in London in the music business. Borrowing money from those that would lend it, he recorded his demo and sent it off to... Read Full Story

Damien Rice is a singer-songwriter from County Kildare, Ireland. In March 1999 Damien moved to Tuscany, then travelled around Europe, busking the streets. He arrived back in Dublin a year later, with a clear head and full of ideas. He approached his... Read Full Story

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