Roisin O’Hagan Unveils Her Next Chapter With Midnight Indigo

Essex-hailing singer-songwriter Roisin O’Hagan has dropped her latest single, Midnight Indigo. Following her 2022 EP, Dreamstate, which was a Nashville-recorded country/pop EP, O’Hagan is now entering a new chapter, as she begins to unveil her most authentic work. As she opens up about difficult themes from a real, raw and human approach, the 26-year-old sucks listeners into her world. A departure from her previous country/pop releases, her latest single sees O’Hagan exploring a mix of pop, rock and singer-songwriter elements.

Roisin O'Hagan @ Omeara

Roisin O'Hagan @ Omeara (Kalpesh Patel)

Roisin O’Hagan has been writing, performing and releasing music since she was 12 years old. Having grown up in a musical household, she was inspired to create songs that upholds storytelling songwriting at its core, much like the music she grew up listening to such as Counting Crows, Taylor Swift, Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, Ed Sheeran and Coldplay.

Midnight Indigo narrates the story of two people and the toxic dynamic between them. The songwriter explains: “There is some kind of undeniable, toxic passion between them that neither can leave alone. That is until eventually one takes the power and leaves the situation with no real explanation, apology or closure.” The two individuals both know they are playing a losing game but are too afraid to pull the trigger, until one finally instigates its demise.

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The angsty track is fuelled with driving guitars, upbeat percussion and move-inducing melodies. Through determined vocals and storytelling lyrics that are both honest and playfully blunt, O’Hagan chants: “You’re a nightmare and I can’t stop dreaming, if not us then who do I believe in, in another life I’d be running from you.”

Roisin O'Hagan @ Omeara

Roisin O'Hagan @ Omeara (Kalpesh Patel)

As an independent artist, Roisin O’Hagan has supported Foo Fighters’ guitarist Chris Shiflett on tour, performed for BBC Radio 2’s Whispering Bob Harris and BBC Introducing, and been named a Fender Undiscovered Artist finalist. As she embarks on this new journey, 2024 is set to be an exciting year for Roisin O’Hagan, kicking off with Midnight Indigo.

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