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The cover for Sonnets and Sisters' new single 'Silence'
2016 has been a fantastic year for Dundalk band Sonnets and Sisters, one of the year’s undoubted success stories.
The four-piece, which consist of Stephanie Winters (vocals/keyboard/percussion), Anton Hande (vocals/guitar), Saidhbhin Gorham (vocals/ guitar/bass/percussion) and Harry Stover (drums/percussion) released their début single 'Take What You Want' in May. Very shortly afterwards, the band were winners of RTÉ 2fm's 'Play The Picnic' with Oxfam' competition, landing them slots on the Body&Soul: Earthship Stage and Oxjam Stage.
The band recently took to Black Mountain Recording Studios, to record their upcoming single 'Silence', with virtuoso producers Joey Edwards and Peter Baldwin. The single's atmospheric and stellar artwork was created by Zipporah Reynolds.
'Silence' will be launched in The Spirit Store on Sunday, November 27th.
You can catch Sonnets and Sisters at this year's BruFest Festival, on Sunday, October 23rd.
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