Seamus Fogarty unveils new track "Jimmy Stewart"
22nd October 2020
On November 6th, Seamus Fogarty will release his third album A Bag Of Eyes. Having previously shared “Johnny K”, today Fogarty unveils a second track from the record, “Jimmy Stewart”. Fogarty says of the track: “It’s me feeling like James Stewart in Rear Window, trapped in Walthamstow forever… months before lock down existed. It’s also me trying to write a 3-minute pop song. I recorded this live with Meilyr Jones, Pete Baker (Younghusband) & Euan Hinshelwood (Younghusband/Cate Le Bon).”
Additionally, Seamus Fogarty will be performing an online live show for Banquet Records on release day for those that pre-order the new album. The show will be his only performance with his band in 2020. For full details, head here.
Seamus Fogarty A Bag Of Eyes
Album | 6th November 2020
A Bag Of Eyes is Seamus Fogarty’s third album — a wholly different sonic prospect to 2017’s much-lauded The Curious Hand. Weary of the guitar, and seeking something darker than its predecessor, he chose to lean more heavily on synths and drum machines, and additionally, to self-produce.
The album was recorded across London, Kent and East Sussex and features Fogarty’s partner Emma Smith, Meilyr Jones, long-time collaborators Leo Abrahams, Aram Zarikian & John Fogarty, as well as someone slightly more unexpected, an audience member recorded live at one of Seamus’ gigs in Dublin.
Seamus Fogarty A Bag Of Eyes
Album | 6th November 2020
A Bag Of Eyes is Seamus Fogarty’s third album — a wholly different sonic prospect to 2017’s much-lauded The Curious Hand. Weary of the guitar, and seeking something darker than its predecessor, he chose to lean more heavily on synths and drum machines, and additionally, to self-produce.
The album was recorded across London, Kent and East Sussex and features Fogarty’s partner Emma Smith, Meilyr Jones, long-time collaborators Leo Abrahams, Aram Zarikian & John Fogarty, as well as someone slightly more unexpected, an audience member recorded live at one of Seamus’ gigs in Dublin.
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