Donegal born Adgy, who is the latest act aiming to impress at Eurosong 2025 and represent Ireland at the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest, has said his entry is "unique" with a "strong Celtic influence".
Adgy's song, Run into the Night, is a Celtic pop anthem written by Adgy and his sister Jennie and produced by Eurovision legend Ivan Klymenko (Kalush - Stefania, the 2022 winner).
Speaking on The Ray D'Arcy Show on RTÉ Radio 1 on Wednesday, Adgy said of the track: "It was co-written with my sister, we wrote the song in Donegal, she plays the fiddle.
"We had a jam session, we sat and organically wrote the song. She's going to join me on the Eurosong stage.
"This song is really unique. My kind of music is pop, it's EDM, it's very contemporary, but there's a very strong Celtic influence in this track. It comes from the fiddle, it resonates in the tone and the lyrics."
We need your consent to load this SoundCloud contentWe use SoundCloud to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. Please review their details and accept them to load the content.Manage Preferences
Adgy is making a bold return with a fresh sound and a mission to represent Ireland at this year's Eurovision, which will take place in Basel, Switzerland, next May.
The Donegal-born singer-songwriter performed on Eurosong 2023 with his track Too Good For Your Love, and since then has taken some time to develop his music and grow as an artist.
After Eurosong 2023, he went traveling and eventually made his way back to London, where he has been writing music for the past year.
A prolific songwriter with over 12 million streams, a deal with Universal Music Group, and a publishing deal with Spirit BMG under his belt, Adgy draws inspiration from his roots in the Donegal Gaeltacht.
With three more acts to be unveiled this week, The Ray D’Arcy Show is giving listeners the opportunity to hear the first air play of each song and to get to know the acts performing them.
The six Eurosong finalists will compete onThe Late Late Eurosong Special on 7 February to determine who will go on to represent Ireland at the 69th Eurovision Song Contest.
