When he was just 11 years old, UK-based singer Cormac became the youngest artist ever to sign with the prestigious Decca Records, a feat that marked the beginning of an extraordinary musical journey. Though his time with the label was brief, Cormac has spent the past four years winning over fans around the world with his voice. From winning Vocalist of the Year (Young Adult) at the Josie Music Awards in Nashville to performing at legendary venues like the Royal Albert Hall and The London Palladium, this young artist has already enjoyed a decorated musical adventure.
Since leaving Decca in 2021, he’s independently released several singles, clocking millions of views and streams online. A gifted multi-instrumentalist, he accompanies himself on piano and guitar, showcasing his versatility and musicianship. Now venturing into songwriting to bring to life his original sonic vision, he’s opening an exciting new chapter in his artistic story.
Beyond his original music, Cormac’s diverse repertoire includes stunning covers of pop classics like Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colours” and Ed Sheeran’s “Joker and The Queen.” Each performance is infused with his unique interpretation, reflecting his openness to different styles and influences. Whether tackling folk, pop or cinematic ballads, Cormac’s ability to connect with his audience has seen him become a cherished artist with a growing fanbase.
His recent single, “Days Like These,” offers the perfect taste of his stunning musical output. Originally written by Grammy-winning songwriter Janis Ian, the song is a poignant exploration of grief, self-reflection and acceptance. For Cormac, the track became a personal outlet, helping him process the loss of his grandfather and his heartfelt rendition, praised by Ian herself for its originality, captures the emotional impact and maturity that have become the calling cards of his music.
The single sees him lean into a folk-style sound, resulting in a warm, ambient aesthetic that perfectly complements his smooth, emotive vocals. Setting a dreamy scene with the shimmer of sparkling chimes as delicate key melodies intertwine with pedal steel guitar, creating a soothing backdrop for his elegant vocal performance. It’s a direction that feels both new and natural, as his voice has matured and deepened with age.
With a dazzling arrangement and beautiful vocals, “Days Like These” presents a truly charming sound that opens a new window into Cormac’s compelling musical world via a sound that’s impossible not to be moved by. Still in the early stages of what’s sure to be an enduring and successful career, Cormac continues to impress with his enamouring sound and we can’t wait to see what he’s got in store for 2025 and beyond.
Listen to Days Like These below
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