Roisin O’Hagan Released Playfully Angsty New Single, Midnight Indigo

On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment eBook magazine in the UK“, Roisin O’Hagan’s new single Midnight Indigo, explores a toxic relationship through its energetic and catchy melody.

 

Roisin O’Hagan

Roisin O’Hagan, a talented singer-songwriter from Essex, UK, has been captivating audiences with her music since she was a young teenager. Inspired by the storytelling songwriting of artists like Counting Crows, Taylor Swift, and Tom Petty, Roisin has crafted a unique sound that blends pop and country influences.

Following the success of her 2022 EP, Dreamstate, Roisin is embarking on a new chapter in her musical journey. Her latest single, “Midnight Indigo,” showcases her growth as an artist and her ability to delve into deeper, more personal themes.

As an independent artist, Roisin has achieved notable accomplishments, including supporting Chris Shiflett (Foo Fighters) on tour, performing for BBC Radio 2, and being named a Fender Undiscovered Artist finalist.

Midnight Indigo

Roisin O’Hagan’s latest single, “Midnight Indigo,” marks a departure from her previous country/pop releases. This angsty track explores a toxic relationship between two individuals who are trapped in a destructive cycle.

With its driving guitars, upbeat percussion, and catchy melodies, “Midnight Indigo” is a powerful and infectious song. Roisin’s vocals are raw and emotive, delivering honest and blunt lyrics that capture the intensity of the relationship. The chorus, “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,” encapsulates the emotional turmoil experienced by the characters.

“Midnight Indigo” is a captivating song that showcases Roisin O’Hagan’s talent as a songwriter and performer. It’s a must-listen for fans of pop, rock, and singer-songwriter music.

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.

-Roisin O’Hagan

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