Jackie Beverly

Jackie Beverly is an Irish electro-folk indie artist based in Dublin. Her music career has been influenced by a family background rich in music; her father was a musician, and she grew up surrounded by musical gatherings. Beverly began her professional music journey with folk band Taylor's Lane and later with chamber-pop band Arbours. She has since established herself as a solo artist, releasing several notable tracks, including "Sea Glass" and "Headlights." Her music often blends pop-infused elements with refined vocals, attracting attention in the Irish music scene.

Beverly's debut EP, "Temporary State," was released in 2022, featuring tracks like "Changeling" and "Vico Road," which reflect themes of personal journey and change. Her work has been compared to artists like Laura Marling, Phoebe Bridgers, and Lucy Dacus. Beverly has performed at various festivals and events, including Mondo NYC and Ireland Music Week, and has opened for notable artists like Kelsey Lu and Sorcha Richardson. Known for her pure vocals and atmospheric soundscapes, Jackie Beverly is steadily building a reputation in the indie-folk scene.