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Track 8: “Irish in My Bones” – The Real Story, Not the Stereotype
We’ve laughed. We’ve celebrated. We’ve eaten shepherd’s pie. And now? Now we get real. “Irish in My Bones” is where the album slows down and gets honest. This is about what Irish heritage actually MEANS to me – not the jokes, not the stereotypes, but the real, complicated, beautiful truth. The Story Behind “Irish in…
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Track 6: “I Guess That’s Where I Get It From” – Blaming It on the 33%
Okay, we’ve had the warm, comforting Irish Kitchen moment. Now it’s time to LAUGH at ourselves. Because if there’s one thing Irish people do well (besides cooking), it’s self-aware humor. The Story Behind “I Guess That’s Where I Get It From” You know those moments when you catch yourself doing something and you think “WHERE…
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Track 7: “The Irish Goodbye” – The Art of the Disappearing Act
Okay, this one is my FAVORITE. Not just because I’m so proud of how it came out musically (Suno absolutely nailed it on this track!), but because it’s SO RELATABLE and SO FUNNY. The Story Behind “The Irish Goodbye” My sister and I have been doing the Irish Goodbye for YEARS without even knowing it…
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Track 5: “Irish Kitchen” – Where Love Tastes Like Home
After the tender story of my son’s birth, we’re heading into the kitchen. Because if there’s one universal truth about Irish families, it’s this: love lives in the food. The Story Behind “Irish Kitchen” I have such vivid memories of my grandmother’s cooking. The way shepherd’s pie would fill the house with that warm, savory…
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Track 4: “March Eighteenth” – When Your Baby Has Their Own Timeline
This one’s personal. This one makes me cry every time I sing it. This is the song about my son’s birth – and how he decided to do things his own way from day one. The Story Behind “March Eighteenth” When my doctor told me my due date was March 17th, I literally JUMPED. Like,…
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Track 3: “Wearing Green” – Pure Joy in Color Form
And here we GO! This is where the album shifts into Irish territory, and we’re starting with pure, unapologetic JOY. The Story Behind “Wearing Green” Every March 17th, I’m up before the sun. I’m digging through my closet like I’m on a mission – because I AM. I’m finding that perfect shade of green. Emerald.…
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Folklore Single: “The Day We’re All Irish” – CELTIC PUNK FOR ST. PATRICK’S DAY!
Releasing March 17, 2026 – ST. PATRICK’S DAY! Alright, let’s be honest: St. Patrick’s Day is the ONE day a year when everyone claims Irish heritage. Suddenly everyone’s 1/16th Irish. Everyone’s wearing green. Everyone’s drinking Guinness (or green beer, which… we need to talk about that choice). And you know what? I LOVE IT. “The…
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Folklore Single: “The Banshee’s Warning” – When Death Has a Voice
Coming Soon Of all Irish folklore creatures, the banshee might be the most misunderstood. She’s not a monster. She’s not evil. She’s a messenger – and what she has to say is something no one wants to hear. “The Banshee’s Warning” explores grief, loss, and the way Irish culture approaches death with a unique mixture…
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Folklore Single: “The Fairy’s Gift” – When Blessings Come With Strings Attached
Releasing March 9, 2026 Irish fairy tales aren’t like Disney fairy tales. Irish fairies – the Sidhe, the Fair Folk, the Good People (we call them that because you DON’T want to offend them) – they’re powerful, unpredictable, and their gifts always come with conditions. “The Fairy’s Gift” explores what happens when you receive something…
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Track 2: “Twenty-Eight Days” – February Got Robbed
After the wonder of “Leap Day,” we’re staying in February territory with a question that honestly keeps me up at night: Who decided February only gets 28 days? The Story Behind “Twenty-Eight Days” Look, I’m not saying I’m bitter about this. But I AM saying that February got the short end of the stick and…
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Singer-songwriter turning 10+ journals of songs into reality ✨ Classical soprano gone indie | Transparent about AI collaboration | “Through It All” album Feb 2026 | Mom of 2 | 5:30am fitness | Also quilts sewmelanie.com
