whenyoung are an exhilarating indie pop band whose origins trace back to Limerick, Ireland. Comprising members Aoife Power (vocals/bass), Niall Burns (guitar), and Andrew Flood (drums), the trio have been delivering melodic hooks and poignant, resonant lyrics since their formation. The band's sound, characterized by a blend of infectious energy and reflective storytelling, brings a distinctive edge to the indie music scene, tying together influences from post-punk to dream pop.

Since their inception, whenyoung have continued to grow their reputation with a series of compelling releases and live performances. Their discography showcases a balance of lyrical intimacy and anthemic choruses, particularly seen in tracks like "The Others" and its acoustic counterpart, which provide a raw, stripped-back experience. Their thoughtfully crafted songs like "Reasons To Dream" and "A Labour Of Love," along with its acoustic version and Kudu Blue Remix, demonstrate the band's versatility. The captivating remix of "The Prayer" by IS TROPICAL offers a fresh, electronic reinterpretation of their work, exemplifying their ability to cross genre boundaries. Their dynamic range, from the introspective "The Laundress" to the invigorating "Shame Train," makes whenyoung a standout act, ensuring their place in the hearts of indie music fans around the world.