Dublin-based singer-songwriter Harry Kearns shares “Everything Moves Along”, the first track in a new collection of songs to be released throughout the year. The song opens with warm, strummed guitar that sets an inviting tone, while Kearns’ gentle vocal begins to sketch a moment in time—capturing the atmosphere of a night out in a Dublin pub.
Built around an observational, narrative lyric, the track slowly grows in texture, adding vocal harmonies and subtle instrumental touches that lend it a country-tinged folk quality. The arrangement is restrained but rich, complementing the lyrical focus on everyday experiences and shared human moments.
Rooted in folk traditions but drawing on broader influences from rock, country, and blues, Kearns’ style reflects his deep connection to storytelling songwriters of the past. His music carries echoes of Neil Young, Paul Simon, and John Martyn, while also nodding to the older voices of Hank Williams and Leadbelly.
“Everything Moves Along” is set to appear on Kearns’ debut album Before You Go, recorded at Loop Studios and due for release later this year. With themes of friendship, travel, nature, and connection at the heart of his songwriting, this new single is a strong introduction to what’s ahead.