Chanele McGuinness Donegal, Ireland
Chanele McGuinness understands the unique intrigue of darkness & isolation.
Instead of trying
to fight the problems that may come along with living and working in a small coastal town in rural Ireland, she has taken these challenges & used them to her advantage, further leaning into the dark & lonely subjects of her songs.
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