A lead singer with the group Fosters, who has made a name for themselves as an aggressive and fun band, has told the BBC he can’t wait to put out a new song.
Rory O’Neill said he had been trying to get to grips with his new sound, which has been a huge success with fans.
But he had to wait until the autumn to put the song together.
Foster’s new album The Love You Make is due out on November 18.
Rory said: “I’ve been waiting for this album for years.
“I don’t think I’ve been in a band for 20 years but I’ve just been doing it for years.” “
Fostercosters singer Rory O ‘s latest album The love you make is out on 12 November, with a release date in November. “
I don’t think I’ve been in a band for 20 years but I’ve just been doing it for years.”
Fostercosters singer Rory O ‘s latest album The love you make is out on 12 November, with a release date in November.
Here is what we know about it.
Foster’s latest album came out in 2017 and featured a number of tracks from the band’s previous albums.
He has been with Fostergirls since 2012 and has since written and recorded songs for Fostermere.
FOSTER: ‘It’s not a song about me’ Fosterting, who is originally from County Clare, said he was inspired to write the song by seeing the love he made from people who were not only loving him but being happy for him.
“People love it.
It’s not an out of the blue song, it’s not even about me,” he said.
You’re all part of it and we’re all connected. “
We’re all a little bit like the fountains in Fosterville.
People will always love you no matter what you do. “
You can feel it.
People will always love you no matter what you do.
You can feel the love in their eyes and it’s so easy to be like that.”
Rory said that it would be a big challenge for him to write an album that was so focused on the love and care he has for his fans.
I want to put a smile on their face. “
When I do write a song, I’m trying to give people something that they can’t give themselves.
“That’s a great song, but if you get to hear it again, it might be the next song.””
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That’s a great song, but if you get to hear it again, it might be the next song.”
