Eamon O'Leary New York, New York
Eamon O'Leary is a songwriter from New York's Lower East Side, originally from Dublin, Ireland. 'All Souls' his first album for Reveal Records was entirely self-written, and recorded with Jefferson Hamer (Anais Mitchell), and Benjamin Lazar Davis (Cuddle Magic, Joan As Police Woman, Okkervill River). A beautiful, sparse album of darkness and light. ... more
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