Róisín Murphy Changed Pop Star Fashion Forever (Even Though She Rarely Gets Credit) Back in 2007, the Irish musician turned the tide away from bedazzled denim and Uggs. by Kyle Munzenrieder ...

Róisín Murphy, Irish dance-pop chanteuse and my personal Jesus (for real — check out this killer desktop background), played Friday night at NYC’s The Mansion as part of CMJ. I’m happy to ...

Róisín Murphy would very much like to be excluded from the narrative around her anti-trans statements The "Overpowered" singer first courted controversy by speaking out against gender affirming ...

Music Video: "Overpowered," Roisin Murphy The ex-Moloko singer's new video takes high fashion down a notch. By Salon Staff. Published June 15, 2007 4:40PM (EDT) --Shares. Facebook. Twitter.

There aren’t too many singer-songwriters making brainy, avant-leaning dance-pop that appeals equally to the hips, the head and the heart, but Róisín Murphy has always been one of a kind. From ...

Her voice is so theatrically edgy and rough - but not in a scary Kate Bush way, she’s much softer – that sometimes you almost feel she's not singing, but simply vocalising. "You Know Me Better" is an ...

Róisín Murphy's smokey powerhouse vocals, ... Her 2007 album Overpowered featured several songs written in Miami, except ironically, her ode to the city, "Dear Miami." ...

Róisín Murphy at the 3Olympia in Dublin on Saturday night, ... can take us around the softness of CooCool and the joyful abandon of Overpowered and Let Me Know with equal fervour. READ MORE.

Róisín Marie Murphy (born 5 July 1973) is an Irish singer-songwriter and record producer. She first became known in the 1990s as one-half of the UK-Irish trip hop duo Moloko with her partner ...

More chart appearances followed a few years later with singles Let Me Know (Number 28) and You Know Me Better (Number 47) from Murphy's 2007 album Overpowered. Roisin Murphy’s decorated solo ...

Over the course of a lengthy, muscular set, Murphy performed four tunes from her old band, one from her solo debut, three tracks from Overpowered, and four apiece from Róisín Machine and Hit Parade.