James McGrath

On this episode of The Jim Masters Show entertainment, lifestyle, celebrity talk show series, popular Irish Singer-Songwriter, Musician, Recording Artist James McGrath joins host Jim Masters for this epic, heartfelt interview as he shares life's ups and downs, comebacks and triumphs and his new album, Can't Get Out. James joins us on location from Ireland and County Tipperary for this exclusive and rare conversation.

"Can’t Get Out" is more than just a collection of songs; it’s an experience that invites the listener to explore the depths of their own emotions through the lens of James McGrath’s artful storytelling and musical craftsmanship. Each track is a world unto itself, rich with texture and feeling; yet they all come together to form a cohesive narrative that speaks to the heart of the human condition. James McGrath has crafted an album that will not only captivate audiences but will also leave an indelible mark on the landscape of contemporary music.

For fans and new listeners alike, James McGrath’s musical journey and his upcoming album are eagerly anticipated. His connection to Shane McGowan of The Pogues, coupled with his unique artistic voice, marks McGrath as a significant emerging figure in the indie folk landscape.

As "Hold On" resonates through speakers, it does more than just fill the room with sound—it fills the spirit with a renewed sense of hope and the strength to persevere. It's more than just a song; it's a companion for life's trials.

‘Dublin Road and Ball Alley Lane' is the opening line of the new single from James McGrath.

Though recorded in Clearwater, Florida, ‘Hold On’ demonstrates that the Nenagh theme is still strong in James’ music. He was erstwhile based in Florida to work on the new single with the fantastic Peter Klett, lead guitar player with Candlebox, a big grunge band from the 1990s.

‘Hold On’ is the first single for James to release under new US record label Shamrock Records, with whom he recently released his latest EP, ‘Cowboys & Neon Lights’, which was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee.

“It's a song I wrote when I was in a very dark place and talks about some heavy topics and the mere struggle of simply making it through the day,” James said of his new single. “Thankfully, I did and I hope that as topically heavy as the song is, it helps others who are in that place.”

‘Hold On’ has a music video to go with it that was shot in Orlando. The track will be available to download on all major platforms. Visit James’ Facebook page for further information.