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Ardara singer-songwriter JP Kennedy today released the music video for his new single ‘Vaudevillian Rose’.
It is described as being: “Inspired by a legendary performer at the saloon, his Great-Grandfather once ran in Arizona’s Wild West, the video shows JP performing in a more modern pub setting.
“The song keeps with the magic of the festive season and the video has a fairytale element documenting a twist on the tale of Cinderella.
“Taking inspiration from acts like The Undertones and Stiff Little Fingers, ‘Vaudevillian Rose’ presents a neo-punk sound and offers a grunge influence in its vocals, guitar riffs and drums.”
‘Vaudevillian Rose’ was produced by Aisling Jarvis at Dublin’s Mo & Co Recording Studios and is taken from JP Kennedy’s debut EP ‘Den of Iniquity’ which is due for release in early 2024.
The ‘Vaudevillian Rose’ Music Video is now live to view on YouTube and the single is available on music platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon.
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