The Art of Dreaming

The second album from Irish singer Cormac Kenevey, Cormac is Ireland's answer to Michael Buble. This follow up to his critically acclaimed debut "This is Living" features a combination of marvelous, lyrical compositions by Kenevey and well chosen standards. With a diverse range of tracks including a tribute to British electronic pop band Moloko created using vocal layering alone, intimate versions of the jazz standards such as the Nearness of You and a Lambert, Hendrix and Ross style lyrical composition the Extra outosphere. This album demonstrates why this Dublin boy ended up in a publicly voted Down Beat Poll alongside Tony Bennet and Kurt Elling.