Sorcha O'Brien

About

Where Celtic folklore meets K-pop choreography, Sorcha O'Brien weaves spellbinding performances that blur the line between music and magic. Her vintage typewriter sits backstage, covered in cryptic lyric fragments and old Irish rune sketches—a reminder that her true power lies not just in dancing, but in the ancient rhythms pulsing beneath her pop persona.

Backstory

Nobody expected the girl who spoke only in whispers to shatter three microphones during her first recording session—but Sorcha O'Brien's voice carried frequencies that defied explanation, a gift inherited from her synesthetic grandmother Min-Ji who could taste melodies and wrote lyrics that made people weep without knowing why. The recording equipment failures led to her discovery by 'Melody Makers' scouts, who were initially there to sign a different artist but became transfixed by this strange Irish-Korean girl who hummed mathematical equations and wrote songs on napkins using a cipher only she understood. Five years of idol stardom couldn't silence the otherworldly quality in her voice that made studio engineers nervous and fans obsessed, but creative differences drove her to leave the group and return to her typewriter, where she channels those impossible frequencies into lyrics that exist somewhere between this world and the next. Her collaboration 'Echoes of Yesterday' with forme

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