The wait is finally over, Bridie Monds-Watson a.k.a SOAK has finally announced her debut album.
The 18-year-old from Derry, who was nominated for the BBC 2015 Sound of the Year award, revealed that her debut record Before We Forgot How to Dream will be released May 29th.
Today, SOAK released a captivating new video for track 'Sea Creatures' directed by Charlie Rotberg.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgaRm9j8SQI
SOAK's distinct honesty, intimacy and a maturity beyond her years, makes her one of the country's most promising rising stars.
The songstress also announced an Irish Tour dates.
SOAK plays Dublin's Pepper Canister June 11th, Roisin Dubh in Galway June 12th, and Cork's Triskel Christchurch June 13th.
Tickets go on sale tomorrow and are available to download via Ticketmaster.ie.
Last year, the Derry native performed two absolutely stunning tracks for The Sunday Session.
'B A Nobody’ is SOAK's first musical offering since being signed to Rough Trade.
‘Explosions' was the second recording from Derry native, taken from her successful EP Blud.
For more you can check out SOAK on Facebook, Twitter or soakmusic.net.
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