Renowned Irish singer-songwriter John Doherty returns with The Tide, a track that’s as deep and stirring as the ocean itself. Known for his captivating voice and heartfelt songwriting, Doherty leans into a rootsier, country-folk sound with this new release, blending acoustic warmth with lyrical depth. Available on streaming platforms from November 15th, The Tide marks a new chapter for Doherty, inviting listeners to dive into a more grounded, introspective side of his music.
The Tide resonates with a soulful authenticity, weaving traditional folk elements with rich contemporary country textures. Doherty’s fans, familiar with his acclaimed singles like Water, How Could I Love You?, and Later On, will find a new layer of emotional honesty here. Drawing on themes of resilience and self-reflection, Doherty’s lyrics create a powerful experience, inviting listeners to lose themselves in his soundscape.
Doherty’s journey to The Tide has been shaped by years of impressive milestones. Praised by Elton John on his Rocket Hour as “the best voice,” Doherty’s music has graced stages and airwaves worldwide, with past performances at iconic festivals like Electric Picnic, Sea Sessions, and Glastonbury. He’s shared stages with the likes of Kodaline, James Bay, and Gavin James, carving out a reputation as one of Ireland’s most soulful voices.
Collaborating with Luca Janzen for The Tide and working alongside producers like Tommy McLaughlin and Cormac Butler, Doherty has crafted a track that is both timeless and refreshing. With gentle acoustic strums and Doherty’s unforgettable vocals, The Tide feels like an invitation to reflect and reconnect, making it a standout in the country and folk music scenes.
Hailing from Killybegs, Donegal, and previously known through his musical outfit Little Hours, Doherty has built his career on emotional storytelling and musical craftsmanship. With nearly a decade of experience and a fanbase that spans across Ireland and beyond, Doherty’s new single is poised to solidify his place in the folk and country landscape.
Mark November 15th on your calendar for The Tide, a track that promises to resonate with anyone seeking music that’s as heartfelt as it is timeless. Join John Doherty on this next stage of his journey, and let The Tide wash over you.
