Robert John Ardiff

Robert John Ardiff is an Irish singer-songwriter known for his work as a member of the Choice Music Prize-nominated band Come On Live Long. He has since embarked on a successful solo career, marked by extensive touring across Ireland, Europe, the UK, and the USA. His solo work includes critically acclaimed albums such as "Between the Bed and Room," "The Corridors of Love," and his latest album "Once I Was," which features a blend of folk-pop sophistication and narrative depth. Ardiff's music has garnered over 15 million streams on Spotify, and he has received recognition from prominent media outlets like BBC Radio, The Irish Times, and more.

Ardiff's creative process often involves traveling and finding inspiration in various settings. He has been known for using unconventional recording methods, such as recording in a Parisian church for his debut EP "The Fall" or utilizing an old Spanish guitar found in his parents' attic for "Once I Was." His music often explores themes of love, betrayal, and self-discovery, reflecting his personal experiences and travels. With a career marked by both solo and collaborative work, Ardiff continues to evolve as a musician, always seeking new creative avenues.

Genres

Pop

Alternative

Folk

Singer-songwriter

Rock

World

Indie

Contemporary Folk

Soft Rock

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Latest Release

Small Talk

Robert John Ardiff

Single - Released April 4, 2025