Owen Casey’s “Easy Enough” brings celtic soul to roots reggae

Owen Casey, from Ireland, has just released a new single, "Easy Enough," and it's a delightful blend of roots reggae and traditional Irish and Scottish folk music. Teaming up with the talented reggae group House of Riddim, Casey creates a sound that feels both classic and fresh at the same time.

The heart of the song is a gentle melody called Josie's Reel, which he wrote for his daughter. This adds a personal touch to the track, making it a sweet story about love and family. Casey skillfully combines these musical styles, creating a smooth and natural sound that feels authentic rather than forced.

"Easy Enough" is a calming escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Casey's lyrics encourage listeners to slow down, take a deep breath, and find peace amidst the chaos. His relaxed phrasing and rhythm give everyone the chance to reflect while enjoying the music. The simple, earthy production lets every instrument shine, creating an uplifting and soothing experience.

This new single is a beautiful reminder of how music can be both comforting and energizing. With "Easy Enough," Owen Casey not only showcases his talent in reggae but also shares a personal and vivid expression of his musical background. It's the kind of song that invites you to pause, breathe, and let the music wash over you.

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