RUÁ Londonderry, UK
RUÁ (a.k.a Rebecca Mulhern) is a multi-instrumentalist and experimental folk songwriter hailing from Derry in the North of
Ireland.
RUÁ's genre-bending sound is rooted in folk music, featuring aspects of trad, world, indie and alternative music, as well as spoken word and sound design.
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