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New Music: Roisin O – Hold On

RoisinO1Take a listen to the new song from Irish artist Roisin O. It’s a subtle and haunting tune.

Roisin O spoke about the tender song and described it’s inspiration.

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“Sometimes our minds take us to dark places and it gets hard to escape. A very close friend of mine was going through a tough time, as happens us all, and I found myself wanting, but unable, to help make things better for him. Sometimes all you can do for someone is to be there for them and let them know that things will get better one day. This song is for him,” said Riosin O.

‘Hold On’ is available on Roisin O’s debut album ‘The Secret Life of Blue’, the album is available for download at iTunes. Find out more about Roisin at her website.

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