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FIONN AND THE BANSHEE (2013-2017) weaves modern folk with cinematic intimacy, a sound that's as fragile as it is immersive. The arrangements are stripped back yet deliberate, rooted in acoustic guitar textures, subtle strings, ambient space, and haunting vocals that carry both vulnerability and quiet conviction.
There’s a lived-in quality to their recordings: lo-fi not as an aesthetic trend, but as an emotional truth. You hear the room, the breath between lines, the quiet resolve in restraint. Their music evokes the heartfelt minimalism of Elliott Smith, the emotional ache of Damien Rice, and the hushed harmonies of The Civil Wars, while incorporating an unique Irishness to their sound.
For updates about future releases: fionnmacmeldrum.com
There’s a lived-in quality to their recordings: lo-fi not as an aesthetic trend, but as an emotional truth. You hear the room, the breath between lines, the quiet resolve in restraint. Their music evokes the heartfelt minimalism of Elliott Smith, the emotional ache of Damien Rice, and the hushed harmonies of The Civil Wars, while incorporating an unique Irishness to their sound.
For updates about future releases: fionnmacmeldrum.com