Darragh O'Dea

“I Am Drunk And Feel The Earth Is Worth Living”, Darragh O’Dea’s second album sees him teaming up with Canadian musician and producer Rob Butterfield to create a record that feels unfettered, expressive, and content in its own curious moments of bliss. Recorded and produced between Galiano Island, BC, Canada and Galway, Ireland, the record also features contributions from Dan Gaucher (Destroyer, Dan Mangan), Anthony Thistlethwaite (The Waterboys), Jack Garton, Kiki Deirdre, Dave Clancy and Nan Vernon, while leaning into the influences of Leonard Cohen, John Cale and Wilco. Despite its international roster of musicians and influences, the album retains Darragh’s distinctive, poignant and engaging songwriting. It is his most introspective work to date from a lyrical perspective, while also marking his most musically exploratory release. The album’s cover artwork features an original drawing by Antic-Ham, an Achill Island based artist originally from Seoul, South Korea. The artwork and title served as the initial creative catalyst for the project. "A brilliant storytelling songsmith" - Peter O'Neill (Hot Press Music Magazine) "Not a lot of music holds the determination and depth Darragh O’Dea shows on Tilly and the Postmaster. This is a record for anyone who appreciates the power of music – to expose, to endure and in the end, to provide hope" - KLOF Mag