Sinead Burgess is a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist paving the way for raw and honest music in an over-produced industry. This small-town, Australian-raised artist is making big waves in Nashville despite only moving to town one year ago.

Sinead is no stranger to the music industry. 'Damaged Goods' is her first independent release after being with a major label since the age of 16. The collection features real stories from her life, filled with stripped-back, tainted yet calmly optimistic tones of a woman who has, frankly, been through some sh*t.

Recorded in 3 days at Parlour Studios in Nashville, TN, Sinead crafted a stunning acoustic record as a one-woman band—writing every song and playing the bulk of the instruments. The songs can be described as snapshots of her heart, carving out her own multi-dimensional genre lane tapping into Country, Americana, and singer-songwriter roots.

Standout tracks include the ballsy 'Momma Raised a Ramblin' Man', a classic country/blues inspired track about being overlooked in guitar stores as "just another girl putting up with the boys guitar shopping," and 'Wildflowers of Colorado', exploring the challenging feeling of real love never dying, no matter how long it has been unrequited.

Her brutally honest, whole-hearted performances are gaining much attention both in the US and the UK, proving she is well and truly one to watch.

In an age of trends, Sinead Burgess is no follower—she's a storyteller with grit, heart, and undeniable talent.