For the last year, electo-pop duo PrYmary Colours has been working on a project called 'The Movement'.

Released on October 7th, it consists of single 'The Movement" and a mini-documentary titled The Movement : Perspective Of A Black Irish Woman. The project’s mission is to cultivate change in Ireland for minorities and to highlight societal issues in an honest light to help Ireland evolve into a more conscious society.

'The Movement' song is an energetic pop song that fuses many genres. Daz, one half of PrYmary Colours (and Dónal Lunny's nephew), incorporates polka airs into this modern disco-feeling track, that blends traditional with modern, past with present, whilst reminding us all of the journey Ireland is on, both musically and philosophically. You can watch the video, filmed at the new closed Jam Park venue in Swords, below.

Written by PrYmary Colours other half Cayisha, a black Irish woman, 'The Movement'  is her story of her journey and the difficulties she has faced as a black child and black woman growing up in Ireland.

"In a time of racial indifferences, awareness is bringing people closer together," she explains.

The messaging of the song deals with racial challenges occurring globally and more locally in Ireland, and leans on the idea that changes are happening in Ireland but that we need to hear the perspectives of our minority communities, to create a more balanced society.

The song is also accompanied by a mini-documentary called The Movement: Perspective Of A Black Irish Woman. Featuring interviews with Cayisha, her mother and her three brothers, this piece gives more perspective and insights of the project. Watch it here.

PrYmary Colours is an electronic act from Ireland. The duo consists of Cayisha on vocals & Daz on production. They are a two-piece soundscape, formed to give people an alternative option to dance & pop music, with all of their own original music. PrYmary Colours' music is a fusion of electronic beats with soulful vocals. Their mission is simple: to bring joy to everyone, through their  music.

Watch the video for 'The Movement' by PrYmary Colours below.