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The Radio Biography
The Radio are guitarist Stevie M, formerly of one of Ireland’s much loved indie bands Rollerskate Skinny,
whose album Horsedrawn Wisheswas voted 14th in the Hotpress top 100 Irish albums of all time earlier
this year, along with vocalist Caroline Lee-Baker, and guitarist/producer Liam Mulvaney, with Huey Byrne
on drums, Dave Radio on bass, plus guest vocalists and musicians. Having eschewed the live circuit for
recording, The Radio released their stunning debut album Kindness, on Reekus Records, in the autumn
of 2004 to immense critical acclaim – it was described by Hotpress as ‘the most accomplished,
alchemic, and original debut in years.’ A preview of two album tracks, the spine-tingling
Remember Me, Remember You (“should be on every playlist everywhere in the world!”
– RTE Guide) and Empire found their way on to influential radio shows via presenters Leagues O’Toole,
Tom Dunne, and Jenny Huston in Ireland, and Poptones supremo Alan McGee on the BBC in the UK.
They have since been invited to play at In The City in Manchester, and were one of only four bands from
that event invited by the BBC to record a session for broadcast in the UK. Since then they have played a
number of stunning live shows, including their debut at the Temple Bar Music Centre in October 2004, the
Barfly in London the following month,. Showcases in January 2005 in Cannes during the Midem festival,
and at CMJ in New York in September, created keen record company interest from all corners of the globe.
The Radio received a Meteor nomination for the Hope of 2005, the category in which the best new band
nominees are selected by RTE DJs, while their recent appearance on high profile television shows such as
RTE’s Other Voices and The Coulter Show, have won them a myriad of new fans. A remix of their single
Whatever Gets You Through Today is featured on the soundtrack of the hit US television show Grey’s
Anatomy, and on the recently released soundtrack of the series. The single Whatever Gets You Through
Today received extensive airplay in Ireland, and was playlisted on several national stations. The band are
bacdk in the studio recording some brilliant new songs for an EP release in January 2006, and now The
Radio have been selected to represent Ireland at Eurosonic, the biggest live music event in Holland, that
same month! It’s all Radio Go Go!
Read Morewhose album Horsedrawn Wisheswas voted 14th in the Hotpress top 100 Irish albums of all time earlier
this year, along with vocalist Caroline Lee-Baker, and guitarist/producer Liam Mulvaney, with Huey Byrne
on drums, Dave Radio on bass, plus guest vocalists and musicians. Having eschewed the live circuit for
recording, The Radio released their stunning debut album Kindness, on Reekus Records, in the autumn
of 2004 to immense critical acclaim – it was described by Hotpress as ‘the most accomplished,
alchemic, and original debut in years.’ A preview of two album tracks, the spine-tingling
Remember Me, Remember You (“should be on every playlist everywhere in the world!”
– RTE Guide) and Empire found their way on to influential radio shows via presenters Leagues O’Toole,
Tom Dunne, and Jenny Huston in Ireland, and Poptones supremo Alan McGee on the BBC in the UK.
They have since been invited to play at In The City in Manchester, and were one of only four bands from
that event invited by the BBC to record a session for broadcast in the UK. Since then they have played a
number of stunning live shows, including their debut at the Temple Bar Music Centre in October 2004, the
Barfly in London the following month,. Showcases in January 2005 in Cannes during the Midem festival,
and at CMJ in New York in September, created keen record company interest from all corners of the globe.
The Radio received a Meteor nomination for the Hope of 2005, the category in which the best new band
nominees are selected by RTE DJs, while their recent appearance on high profile television shows such as
RTE’s Other Voices and The Coulter Show, have won them a myriad of new fans. A remix of their single
Whatever Gets You Through Today is featured on the soundtrack of the hit US television show Grey’s
Anatomy, and on the recently released soundtrack of the series. The single Whatever Gets You Through
Today received extensive airplay in Ireland, and was playlisted on several national stations. The band are
bacdk in the studio recording some brilliant new songs for an EP release in January 2006, and now The
Radio have been selected to represent Ireland at Eurosonic, the biggest live music event in Holland, that
same month! It’s all Radio Go Go!
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