BIOGRAPHY
Gemma Hayes is an Irish singer-songwriter born on August 11, 1977, in Ballyporeen, County Tipperary, Ireland. She started her musical career at the beginning of the 2000s and is usually associated with the indie and folk music scene.
Her debut album, "Night on my Side," released in 2002, received critical acclaim and earned her a Mercury Prize nomination. Her musical style incorporates elements of folk, rock, and electronic music, allowing her to create melancholic and captivating melodies. She has released several albums since, including "The Roads Don't Love You" (2005), "The Hollow of Morning" (2008), and "Bones+Longing" (2014).
Gemma Hayes is also known for her ability to blend her guitar skills with her soft and expressive voice, creating an intimate and emotional atmosphere in her live performances. She has collaborated with various artists and bands, contributing to albums of groups like Snow Patrol.
She continues to tour and produce music, remaining an influential and respected act in the independent music scene. Her work is appreciated for its lyrical poetry and the emotional depth of her songs.