PrYmary Colours
... offer, a duo performance in DJ & Singer for club events or the full live show experience for festival stages, with dancers, hula hoopers, costumes, confetti, bubbles, visuals, cold sparkles, lights and more.
Their music received airplay on BBC Radio 1, 2FM, Today FM, and many regional radio stations with their song "Lighter Side Of Day", and it also features on an advertisement for the Mxt2019 Exhibition, in association with Bord Failte. Their music has received support from many of the top DJ's, such as Laurent Garnier and Erick Morillo, and the guys have played along side the likes of Kelis, Krystal Klear and Greg Wilson. At their gigs, expect the sparkliest of night, that you’ll never forget.
PrYmary Colours are ... ?
... an injection of love, sparkle and music in the form of soulful vocals, colourful performances & exciting beats.
What's the story behind your latest release "I'm here now", what was your inspiration?
Our latest release tells the personal journey of a coloured person (Cayisha) growing up in Ireland. It talks about the challenges and overcomings of prejudices in society. But mostly, it’s a song of hope & success. Style-wise, the inspiration came from Italo Disco & New wave synth-pop music. All of our music puts out a positive message- It’s in our blood- It’s our philosophy.
How would you describe your creative process?
The songwriting process depends on the theme. Often if it’s a personal story, whereby Cayisha takes the realm, & Daz follows with music production- As in the latest release, “I’m Here Now”.
However, a lot of the time the music comes first & the lyrics follow. But usually, it’s a joint effort. Often our themes focus on diverse groups in society.
Any chance to see you somewhere live on stage?
Playing live gigs, you can usually find us playing at most festivals in Ireland. We have a few Dublin dates coming up. Keep an eye on socials for incoming announcements. Or keep an eye out for our silver sparkley dancers & lights, dancing all over Ireland's music scene!!!!
Being Indie in Ireland is ...?
... great, as we can move in & out of different genres. It allows us freedom of expression & lets us be as creative as we like.
What' next for you?
We have a few things coming up. A few Dublin dates, one more single release next year, one or two gigs abroad, but most excitingly an album that we have started & hope to finish in the next year or so. We have a few more projects we’re working on, but you’ll just have to wait & see.
