Likened to a young Sheryl Crow or Stevie Nicks, Esther has a voice that wraps purity and passion into one single gobsmacking entity.

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COUNTRY: Country Pop, FOLK: Folk Pop



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Esther O’Connor

Esther began her musical career in 2000 when she signed a major publishing deal with BMG, then six months in after that followed it by signing a major recording contract with EMI Chrysalis. Her first album was recorded it at Sarm West and Townhouse studios in London.

Her single release in Scotland received immediate play listings and rave reviews on all the major Scottish radio Stations. (AA listed on Clyde) as well as being played in the notorious ‘Queen Vic’ in Eastenders. She has performed at major live venues right across the U.K (T in the park 3 years in a row), V festivals, and a support at the Clyde Auditorium. She has also had the opportunity to play her music live on major radio stations (Radio Scotland, Beat 106 and Clyde 1)

Esther released an independently produced album in 2003 to reviews that describe the album as one ‘which its inherent beauty grows more apparent with every play’. Since then she has performed and worked with the likes of Dougie MacLean (Caledonia, and one of the writers for ‘The last of the Mohicans’ sound track.) JJ Gilmour (formally of the silencers), Graeme Duffin, (Wet, Wet, Wet guitarist), Carol Kidd (acclaimed Jazz singer) and Paul Leonard Morgan (string arranger for Bell and Sebastian and many film and advertising projects).

Currently she is working with a high-energy band of accomplished musicians, and is regularly gigging around both Scotland and England. She is releasing her second album ‘Right Here’ in the New Year.



‘Esther’s voice wraps purity and passion in one single gob smacking entity’ (Crossrythms magazine)

‘Reminiscent of Fleetwood Mac’s Stevie Nicks’ (Sunday Mail)

‘Esther sings so so sweet’ ( J.J Gilmour)

‘Esther sings with integrity and honesty, every sing tells a story, a beautiful, mature clear voice’ (Carol Kidd MBE)