Singer-songwriter Brianna McGeehan has released her debut solo EP 'Refuge', bringing together four of her recent singles into a cohesive collection that reflects on identity, belonging, loss and renewal.
Featuring 'Home', 'Mother Maiden', 'Cliffs of Donegal', and 'Hey Teacher', the EP showcases her thoughtful approach to songwriting, weaving deeply personal experiences into songs that resonate beyond her own story. While the EP explores themes of grief and displacement, it ultimately looks towards resilience, offering a hopeful perspective shaped by heritage, family and the search for connection.
The Portland-born artist, whose Irish roots have become an increasingly important part of her creative journey, has steadily built momentum through acclaimed releases and growing recognition from music media. Following successful performances across Ireland and plans to relocate there with her family, 'Refuge' marks both the conclusion of one artistic chapter and the beginning of another.
Produced alongside Drew De Man and Colin Agnew, the EP captures Brianna McGeehan's intimate, emotionally rich style while pointing towards an exciting future. With 'Refuge', she delivers a confident debut that establishes her as a compelling new voice in contemporary folk-inspired songwriting.
Have a listen to 'Refuge' in the player below.