Jean Pack

Jean Pack is one of the year’s most idiosyncratic new voices - a songwriter whose work blends camp flair with raw feeling, structured chaos with cinematic charm. Her debut EP Allora, recorded at Big Child Studios in Cork with producer Caoilian Sherlock, introduced her as a bold, emotionally saturated presence: a cocktail of melancholia and mischief, poured neat.

Describing her sound as “a dirty aperitif with the first pint of the night,” she weaves lush harmonies, lo-fi textures, and sly lyricism into storytelling that is part cabaret, part confessional. Breakout single “Ruby” offered velvet bite and gem-cut polish, while “Birthday” traced a tragicomic friendship unravelling with dry wit.

Drawing influence from The Shangri-Las, Nancy & Lee, and The Velvet Underground, Jean Pack’s voice remains unmistakably her own - vulnerable, glamorous, and half-laughing through the ache.