- Music
- 13 Nov 20
LISTEN: Eleanor McEvoy shares new song 'Scarlet Angels'
"I wrote this song just after the 'Woman’s Heart Orchestrated' concerts in the National Concert Hall in Dublin," McEvoy said...
Irish Chanteuse Eleanor McEvoy, who is best known for her the Irish standard ‘Only A Woman’s Heart’, has shared her latest single 'Scarlet Angels'
Now based in Wexford, Dublin-born McEvoy’s career originally started as a session musician, which included a long stint with The Irish National Symphony Orchestra and with The Mary Black Band McEvoy decided to develop her own career, and quickly had the title track on The Woman’s Heart compilation and a U.S. record deal with Geffen Records.
McEvoy was soon touring the world to promote her eponymous debut album for Geffen, which went on to sell 250,000 copies. At the same time, ‘A Woman’s Heart’ entered the Irish charts, selling over 750,000 copies – and remains one of Ireland’s biggest selling albums of all-time. These successes established McEvoy as one of Ireland’s biggest stars, launching a career that has since seen her release twelve studio albums and tour the world.
"'Scarlet Angels' is a homage to the healing power of friends and music," says McEvoy. "Many people believe in beings that guide us from above, but I have found that most times in life, it’s the incredible friends and good souls that mind us here on earth that make a difference.
"I wrote this song just after the 'Woman’s Heart Orchestrated' concerts in the National Concert Hall in Dublin and the National Opera House in Wexford with Maura O’Connell, Wallis Bird and the RTE Concert Orchestra. The concerts were amazing. We wore red on stage and raised the roof, a thousand voices sang along. It was a joy'.
Listen to the song below.
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