At 21 years old, Sophie Doyle Ryder hails from Malahide, Dublin, Ireland and is a talented singer-songwriter. Following the success of her chart-topping hit single ‘Insecure’ and "Happier" released this year, she has just released a fresh and exciting single titled "Falling From Hell". With various radio DJs around the world comparing her to music icons like Rihanna, Ariana Grande, and Anne Marie, we expect "Insecure" to evoke a nostalgic feeling of the early P!nk and Avril Lavigne pop-punk days.
Sophie has been making strides in the Irish alt-pop scene since her debut EP "Beginner's Luck" was released last May. Her talent has been recognized and lauded by RTÉ 2FM, and her music has been included in several Spotify editorial playlists. Sophie's song "Sucker" earned a nomination for "Song of the Year", she was nominated as the "Most Promising" and "Groundbreaking" artist by Hot Press Magazine. Sophie performed at Electric Picnic recently and has gained praise and acclaim throughout Ireland, the UK, and beyond.
Sophie's previous releases have been successful with over 50 million Irish radio impacts and she continues to be "One To Watch".
Her newest single, "Falling From Hell," co-written with Lauryn Gaffney is about warning loved ones about the possibility of being difficult to love due to owning up to one's flaws and baggage. Sophie and her band recorded this song in Windmill Lane recording studio, which was a dream come true for her. She also spent extra time with Sean Behan, who produced most of her songs, to perfect the vocals and backing vocals. "Falling from Hell" is important to Sophie as it represents moving on from insecurities and owning one's imperfections.