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The Ocelots
The Ocelots
The Ocelots

The Ocelots

The Folklore Rooms
Sun, May 17 from 6:30 PM to 10:00 PM
15.58 €

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*"Everything, When Said Slowly is a joy to listen to-a haunting and majestic album"

*\- **KLOF**

*"Steeped in classic singer-songwriter Americana, invoking everyone from vintage Neil Young to Sufjan Stevens. "*

**\- UNCUT**

The Ocelots are twin brothers Ashley and Brandon Watson from Wexford. Building on the folk-rock essence of their debut, the duo release of their highly anticipated second album, Everything, When Said Slowly, 7th February 2025. This album unveils a richer, more expansive sound, masterfully produced by long-time collaborators Cillian and Lorcan Byrne (Ailbhe Reddy, Susan O'Neill). The narrative woven throughout the album explores themes of Irish migration, the perception of time, love, and the simple joys of cycling.

Blood harmonies are the centre of The Ocelots' sound - imperfections of a voice breaking or a tempo shifting. Recorded live in Orphan Recording Studios, by Gavin Glass (Lisa Hannigan, BellX1, David Keenan, John Grant, Villagers), the band's performances help form a driven, energetic scrapbook, coloured by flutes, synths, harmonica and harmonium. The twin brothers blend absurdity and sincerity in an array of literature-inspired musings. Open tunings and clawhammer banjo bring country-folk contemplation, but the imagery is very much urban, living outside of the romanticised glaze of wood cabins and cottage-core nostalgia.

Presented by Folklore Sessions

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