Sinead O'Brien is an Irish poet and musician known for her distinctive spoken word delivery atop post-punk and indie rock soundscapes. Having emerged from Limerick, Ireland, she has since captivated audiences with her fusion of observational poetry and rhythmic cadence, set against a backdrop of artful and angular instrumentation. Gaining recognition for her unique brand of expression, she has drawn comparisons to the spoken-word prowess of Patti Smith infused with a modern, experimental twist.

Her body of work, featuring releases such as "Drowning in Blessings" and "Kid Stuff," showcases O'Brien's talent for capturing the essence of contemporary life through a lens that is at once critical, reflective, and deeply personal. Collaborations with artists like Faris Badwan of The Horrors and Paul Banks of Interpol in reworking her tracks, exemplify the cross-genre appeal and creative synergy she finds with her contemporaries. With her most recent releases, including "Time Bend and Break The Bower" and "Multitudes," Sinead O'Brien continues to solidify her position as a compelling voice and innovator in the fusion of poetry and music.