Róisín Murphy
Róisín Marie Murphy was born on July 5, 1973 in Arklow, Ireland. At age 12 she moved with her family to Manchester, England, where she stayed after her parents' divorce. She then moved to Sheffield, where together with Mark Brydon she formed Moloko, serving as the band's singer until their split in 2003.
In 2005 her debut solo album “Ruby Blue” came out, and she went on to release five more records over the course of her career, achieving worldwide success - most notably with the breakout success of “Róisín Machine”, which in 2020 crowned her the new queen of the dancefloor, with a formula halfway between dance rhythms and glam aesthetics.
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RÓISÍN MURPHY
Mi Senti
After years of waiting, a curious Italian-language EP marks the former Moloko singer's return
RÓISÍN MURPHY
Hairless Toys
Eight years on from “Overpowered”, the most eccentric pop diva's new self-portrait
RÓISÍN MURPHY
Take Her Up To Monto
The uncompromising Irish artist journeys once again through the distortions of the human psyche
RÓISÍN MURPHY
Róisín Machine
Ireland's Diva's kaleidoscopic return: ten songs unleashed full throttle against at least three decades of dance floors
RÓISÍN MURPHY
Crooked Machine
Synthetic clouds and dub negatives: nine intense reworkings for the Diva of Wicklow
RÓISÍN MURPHY
Hit Parade
Soul evolutions and brilliant eccentricities put the Irish pop-dance artist to the ultimate test
original design & development by
Edoardo M. Cappuccio
Edoardo M. Cappuccio
redesign by
Gabriele Brombin
Anna Quaranta
Gabriele Brombin
Anna Quaranta