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Denise Chaila new single 061 is a tribute to Limerick!
Denise Chaila new single 061 – Denise’s new song features lots of cool references to Limerick
Denise Chaila new single 061 is a tribute to Limerick!
By I Love Limerick Correspondent Tara Byrne
Limerick’s talented rapper Denise Chaila released the new single ‘061’ today, Friday, June 18, with Limerick references all throughout the new hit. References include the area code of the county and video footage from areas around Limerick.
Denise said, “This song means so much to me, but it mostly means that the grass is always greener where you water it. And I’m blessed to know people who need me to stay free. Stay honest. Fight for my joy and punch through walls to own myself. Without apology. Because they do too”.
The beat to the song was produced by MuRli and was produced on Narolane Records. ‘061’ is visually commanding with beautiful medieval costume designs to match the beat to the song. Denise has fiery energy throughout the entire track, exuding confidence and empowerment to those who listen.
Narolane’s Stephen Hall directed the video for ‘061’ and it was filmed in the historical Aillwee Caves in The Burren, Co Clare and in Limerick county itself. The video was premiered on MTV UK. A sequence to her music video ‘Anseo’, the visuals in the video definitely gave Lord Of The Rings mythical vibes.
? You came to the 061 ?
So thrilled for Denise and crew that this video is being premiered on MTV UK, what a moment, go on a chailín #The061 #DeniseChaila https://t.co/0WVA9oURFe pic.twitter.com/ENBrr2GQjH
— Emma Langford (@ELangfordMusic) June 17, 2021
Many local faces were referenced in the exciting new music video, including Limerick singer Emma Langford. She said, “So thrilled for Denise and crew that this video is being premiered on MTV UK, what a moment, go on a chailín”.
Denise’s genre-blurring talent has established her as one of Ireland’s thrillingly creative new artists. Denise was born in Zambia and raised there until the age of seven after her father, a doctor, was offered a job in Dublin Hospital. They moved to Limerick when Chaila was 18, just after her Leaving Cert.
It was while studying in UL that Denise Chaila found her love for music while she was studying politics and international relations, she found a community of musicians that made her fall in love with performing.
In Ireland, she was the highest-charting female solo artist in 2020 and ‘Go Bravely’ won the Choice Music Prize album of the year award – making it the first time an artist had received the award before releasing their debut album.
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