In Irish, "Ómós" means to show respect and honour

Ómós Records is Ireland’s first medicine music record label created to honour, record and promote each artist's "Dán," their sacred gift, by presenting their talents locally and globally.

Beginning with Irish-based artists

we are defining this powerful new genre which is emerging world wide.

Blending haunting melodies with raw, evocative lyricism, Colony is a deeply intimate yet universally resonant track.

The song is both a lament and a call to action — an acknowledgment of the global internal and external impacts of colonialism, and a cry for inner liberation as a foundation for collective change..

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Ellowen’s first release
on Ómós Records
is out on Friday March 29th.

Listen and buy Colony on Bandcamp. 

“Colony

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“No longer seen as a source of fear and shame, a new generation of female artists are reclaiming the powerful iconography of the Vagina and Vulva as symbols of strength, beauty and healing”. The Irish Independent 

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The enigmatic Growler’s first release
on Ómós Records
is out now.

Listen and buy Free Síle Na Gig on Bandcamp. 

“FREE Síle Na Gig

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Seán Mulrooney launches a solo career with his debut solo album.

“This Is My Prayer

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SEÁN MULROONEY DELIVERS

PSYCHEDELIC STOMPER

‘THE PUFFERFISH’

If Dexys Midnight Runners, Queens of the Stone Age, and Brian Eno collaborated on a song about dolphins getting high on - wait for it - pufferfish secretion, it might sound like Sean Mulrooney's new single The Pufferfish.

This psychedelic dance-floor odyssey, inspired by a BBC film documenting dolphins interacting with pufferfish to seemingly experience a hallucinogenic high, features Earl Harvin from Tindersticks and My Brightest Diamond on drums.

Sean and Earl, who have crafted five records together, showcase their incredible musical symbiosis in this mind-bending track.

Ag Múscliaghacht
a Single from
Seán Mulrooney

 Ag  Múscliaghacht   <Egg-Moose-Klee-uckt> means Spiritual Awakening

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