GoldenPlec and Independent.ie are delighted to announce a new partnership to promote the best in new and innovative live-music.

Using the Windmill Lane Sessions platform, the pair will showcase the best local and international talent, signed or unsigned.

The exclusive content filmed at the iconic Windmill Lane Recording Studios features live recordings, galleries and exclusive interviews with Independent.ie in an original and intimate format.

The new collaboration will see GoldenPlec stream each of the session’s artists performing a cover of one of their favourite songs. Think of it as an insight into the jam room of each artist – only with the Windmill Lane Sessions; you get perfect audio from the country’s finest and most famous studio – not to mention the crisp video accompaniment.

The exclusive content is filmed at the iconic Windmill Lane Recording Studios, with Independent.ie music contributor Barry Egan conducting the interviews.

Previous Windmill Lane Sessions artists have included #GoldenBeck performers Wyvern Lingo and Gavin James – not to mention GoldenPlec favourites like Hudson Taylor, Cat Dowling, The Hot Sprockets and international stars like Rodrigo y Gabriela and Brian Kennedy.

Editor of GoldenPlec, Aidan Cuffe said, “We’re delighted to be able to partner with Independent.ie on this live-music adventure as we progress and expand our reach and impact in Ireland – both on and offline as the voice for music in Ireland”.

Entertainment Editor for Independent.ie, Aoife Kelly said, “Independent.ie are thrilled to partner with GoldenPlec and provide this unique multimedia content to their dedicated music audience.”

Check out the first session on GoldenPlec now – click image below.

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About Windmill Lane Studios:

Windmill Lane Recording Studios, widely referred to as the ‘U2 studio’, is a three-storey music recording studio located on Ringsend Rd., Dublin, Ireland and has been at the heart of the Irish recording industry for almost 40 years.

It was once located on Windmill Lane, a small street just south of City Quay and the River Liffey, which has now become famous for the graffiti tributes that adorn the building. The studios were originally opened by Brian Masterson in 1978, who was the company director and head engineer, and were used to record traditional music.