Aimee Cuffe

Since her debut in April of last year Aimee Cuffe has independently garnered attention from numerous music outlets including being shortlisted for A New Local Hero Radio Award in association with Hotpress. RTE, RTE 2fm, Hotpress, Dublins FM104, IMRO and Golden Plec are among those who have championed Aimees music to date.

Taking inspiration from the likes of Maggie Rogers, Lizzy Mcalpine and Gracie Abrams, Aimees introspective songwriting and fusion of folk, indie and electronic pop, paired with her captivating vocals create her signature sound. Aimees music delves into themes of relationships, heartbreak, and self-discovery, inviting listeners into personal narratives and showcases her vulnerable songwriting approach. Her upcoming EP ‘Objects in the Rearview’ explores life in ones twenties, navigating relationships and finding oneself. Set for release in summer with the first single ‘Lost In Translation’ out on April 25th ‘Objects In The Rearview’ is just the start of what this exciting artist has to offer.

Speaking of her music Aimee says “I write from experience and how I feel in the moment and craft songs about things I’ve heard or seen that resonates with me. My debut EP is a glimpse into life in ones twenties, soul searching and trying to figure it all out. It’s so specific to a certain time for me and presenting it as a collection of songs and an introduction to my artistry was really important for me. 2025 for me is about nurturing fan relationships and growing my community and fanbase. When I was younger and an aspiring singer I looked up to those artists who can be so raw and honest with their songwriting and now as a singer songwriter I am still inspired by those artists and strive to be that for younger girls listening to my music. Audience connection is so important to me and I really want to achieve that and more in 2025.’