Juno Falls

Juno Falls
Origin Dublin, Ireland
Genres folk pop
Years active 2003 -
Labels Unsigned
Website Junofalls.net

Juno Falls are a modern folk pop band comprising songwriter/frontman Myles O Reilly and his band, hailing from Dublin, Ireland. Fans include Brad Pitt.

History

Juno Falls began in 2003 when songwriter Myles O Reilly hooked up with producer Herbie Macken (previous keys player for Niel Finn of Crowded House and Gavin Friday) and friends, bass player Dara Diffily and drummer David Shakespeare. From that 2 week recording session in a cottage near the remote fishing village of Schull on the south coast of Ireland Starlight Drive Juno Falls debut album was born. After much radio-play success Myles O Reilly attracted the attentions of major labels and signed with Richard Branson's V2 music in 2006 with whom he released the critically acclaimed album 'Weightless' in 2007.

Sound

Juno Falls have often been compared to many of the New Acoustic Movement's bands spawned in the new century such as Elbow, Iron and wine, and Turin Brakes. Although accessible and crossover, Myles O Reilly is never predictable and delivers music that is always mature, quirky and unique. Affording at every turn to surprise and sometimes perplex the listener while staying within the boundaries of conventional immediate song structure.

In recent times, O'Reilly has started to use a sampler / loop pedal to "sample" self-made sounds throughout songs in his live shows. The most talked about feature to his live set is his solo re-working of Juno Falls hit '[This Song Is Your Own]' using only vocal loops.

Trivia

Discography

Albums

Releases

Year Song Label Format Album
2004 "This Song Is Your Own" N8 7"/CD Starlight Drive
2004 "Kiss Me" N8 7"/CD Starlight Drive
2007 "ATOM BOMB" V2 Music Ireland Mini Album 2007
2007 "Weightless" V2 Music Ireland Album 2007

Compilations

Juno Falls tracks have appeared on the following compilation CDs:

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Year Compilation Track
2007 Acoustic 07 "Last Love Song"

External links

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