Album: More Mayhem by Imelda May (2011)
Genre: Rockabilly | Style: Rock/Pop | Mood: Happy
Record Label: Decca Records
Format: Album

Music Scene: Part of the Dublin, Ireland music scene. Emerged in the 2000s era. Associated with Rockabilly movement. Known for Rock/Pop style.

Tags: Rockabilly, Rock/Pop, Happy, 2010s, Album, Decca Records

Additional Context: Rating score: 9. Based on 1 votes


Album: Mayhem by Imelda May (2010)
Genre: Pop | Style: Rock/Pop
Record Label: Decca Records
Format: Album

Music Scene: Part of the Dublin, Ireland music scene. Emerged in the 2000s era. Associated with Rockabilly movement. Known for Rock/Pop style.

Tags: Pop, Rock/Pop, 2010s, Album, Decca Records

Additional Context: Rating score: 8. Based on 1 votes. Available on Discogs marketplace


Album: Tribal by Imelda May (2014)
Genre: Rockabilly | Style: Rock/Pop | Mood: Happy
Record Label: Decca (UMO)
Format: Album

Description: The gloves are off on Imelda May’s fourth album. Gone are the languid ballads and stately genre pieces; in their place, a rollicking, spitfire take on rockabilly. She kicks up the dust on the thigh-slapping “Hellfire Club” and “Five Good Men”, and stinging electric guitar underpins her vocal prowess on “Wild Woman”. It’s one of a few tracks where May explores female archetypes—“Gypsy In Me”, “Little Pixie”—but she forges her own on this irresistible romp.

Music Scene: Part of the Dublin, Ireland music scene. Emerged in the 2000s era. Associated with Rockabilly movement. Known for Rock/Pop style.

Tags: Rockabilly, Rock/Pop, Happy, 2010s, Album, Decca (UMO)

Additional Context: Rating score: 8. Based on 1 votes


The gloves are off on Imelda May’s fourth album. Gone are the languid ballads and stately genre pieces; in their place, a rollicking, spitfire take on rockabilly. She kicks up the dust on the thigh-slapping “Hellfire Club” and “Five Good Men”, and stinging electric guitar underpins her vocal prowess on “Wild Woman”. It’s one of a few tracks where May explores female archetypes—“Gypsy In Me”, “Little Pixie”—but she forges her own on this irresistible romp.

Album: Love Tattoo by Imelda May (2007)
Genre: Pop | Style: Rock/Pop
Record Label: Decca (UMO)
Format: Album

Description: Dubliner Imelda May proved her timeless mettle on this thoroughly confident second album. Despite her lashing wail on bookends “Johnny Got a Boom Boom” and “Watcha Gonna Do”, she’s just as adept at bringing her voice down for jazzy torch songs like “Knock 123” and “Meet You at the Moon”. Whether wrapping herself around upright bass or boogieing piano, May masters both Sun Records rockabilly and Sarah Vaughan jazz—while adding a plucky Irish twist.

Music Scene: Part of the Dublin, Ireland music scene. Emerged in the 2000s era. Associated with Rockabilly movement. Known for Rock/Pop style.

Tags: Pop, Rock/Pop, 2000s, Album, Decca (UMO)

Additional Context: Available on Discogs marketplace


Dubliner Imelda May proved her timeless mettle on this thoroughly confident second album. Despite her lashing wail on bookends “Johnny Got a Boom Boom” and “Watcha Gonna Do”, she’s just as adept at bringing her voice down for jazzy torch songs like “Knock 123” and “Meet You at the Moon”. Whether wrapping herself around upright bass or boogieing piano, May masters both Sun Records rockabilly and Sarah Vaughan jazz—while adding a plucky Irish twist.

Album: 11 Past the Hour by Imelda May (2021)
Genre: Rockabilly | Mood: Happy
Record Label: Decca Records
Format: Album

Music Scene: Part of the Dublin, Ireland music scene. Emerged in the 2000s era. Associated with Rockabilly movement. Known for Rock/Pop style.

Tags: Rockabilly, Happy, 2020s, Album, Decca Records

Additional Context: Rating score: 9. Based on 1 votes


Album: Life Love Flesh Blood by Imelda May (2017)
Genre: Rock | Style: Rock/Pop | Mood: Happy
Record Label: Decca (UMO)
Format: Album

Music Scene: Part of the Dublin, Ireland music scene. Emerged in the 2000s era. Associated with Rockabilly movement. Known for Rock/Pop style.

Tags: Rock, Rock/Pop, Happy, 2010s, Album, Decca (UMO)

Additional Context: Rating score: 9. Based on 2 votes


Album: No Turning Back by Imelda May (2003)
Genre: Pop | Style: Rock/Pop | Mood: Happy
Record Label: Decca Records
Format: Album

Description: The bequiffed singer reinvents the classics with her formidable voice. There’s whisky in her throat on the strutting “Dealing With the Devil” and she’s tough as nails on “No Turning Back.” She’s equally thrilling when she lowers her guard: “Once More” is a tender ballad for late-night saloon dancing and she’s wounded on “Forever You and Me.” Her band are consummate professionals, channeling Hendrix on “Cry for Me Baby” and easing into lusher modes with ease.

Music Scene: Part of the Dublin, Ireland music scene. Emerged in the 2000s era. Associated with Rockabilly movement. Known for Rock/Pop style.

Tags: Pop, Rock/Pop, Happy, 2000s, Album, Decca Records

Additional Context: Rating score: 8. Based on 1 votes


The bequiffed singer reinvents the classics with her formidable voice. There’s whisky in her throat on the strutting “Dealing With the Devil” and she’s tough as nails on “No Turning Back.” She’s equally thrilling when she lowers her guard: “Once More” is a tender ballad for late-night saloon dancing and she’s wounded on “Forever You and Me.” Her band are consummate professionals, channeling Hendrix on “Cry for Me Baby” and easing into lusher modes with ease.

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