Limerick rocker releases anti-bullying song
LIMERICK rock singer-songwriter, Fergal Nash, has released an anti-bullying anthem.
Titled ‘Spite Doesn’t Matter,’ Fergal’s new song will feature on his fourth album, ‘On a Constant Roll,’ which will be released later this year.
Speaking of the single, the singer-songwriter commented: “It’s an anti-begrudgery and anti-bullying anthem. If you ignore them, they lose.”
Produced by rising Cambridgeshire UK maestro Martin John, the single was released on Friday, March 3 – and, a full-length music video will follow.
At the age of 10, the Limerick rocker started his musical journey when he was gifted a guitar. Now in his 40s, Fergal is producing “his best material to date.”
Speaking of his material, he said: “I’ve just gotten better with time and experience. Music is no different to any other discipline in life.”
Recently, Fergal graduated with an MA in Songwriting from the acclaimed Irish World Academy at the University of Limerick, a “clear indication” of his commitment to music.
Over the years, he has regularly performed in Irish venues, including in Dolans.
In Kilcornan, he dabs into producing. “I love helping other artists, often in other genres, develop and improve their music. It also keeps my own skills sharp and varied,” he commented.