A new series of videos will be appearing on the site over the next few weeks, featuring interviews with Paul and some behind-the-scenes footage. The first of these clips, documenting Paul’s performance of "Let it go", is available now on the videos page.

Elsewhere, a photo of Paul playing at a fashion show, in Dublin’s Tripod, has found it’s way into the images section plus a new album review in press. Dig it early, dig it often.

By Elaine O’Neill - State Magazine

Releasing your debut album on your own label could be seen as a risky endeavour, but for Paul Hourican, the gamble has certainly paid off. LET THE ENEMY IN could be described as the place where quirky meets commercial.

By far the lead track of the pack, ‘Alive’ reveals something exceptional within Hourican. With it’s moody blues guitar and mellow melody, this is as close to a hot, sticky summer’s day as you can get. And just when you think you’re hot enough, Hourican pours an ice-cold beer down your throat with some high-energy riffs and unapologetically confident vocals. Read the rest of this entry »

Hot on the heels of debut album, "Let the enemy in", today sees the release of the single "She’s gotta be (the one)". Featuring a previously unreleased original demo of never-before-heard song “Leaving Home”, it’s available to purchase here. For digital downloads, see 7digital, iTunes, 3Music and Vodafone Live. 0² customers with 3G iMode handsets will be able to download the tune via Napster.

The track listing is as follows…

1. She’s Gotta Be (the one) - Radio Edit

2. Leaving Home (Home Recording)

3. She’s Gotta Be (the one) - Album Version