empty cell Barrie-James O'Neill
Barrie-James O'Neill is a Scottish singer-songwriter from Glasgow, born on December 20, 1987. He was the founder and frontman of the band Kassidy, which released the albums "Hope St." (2011) and "One Man Army" (2012). After leaving the band in 2014, he embarked on a solo career under the name "Nightmare Boy" and later as Barrie-James. He released the albums "Cold Coffee" (2016) and "Psychedelic Soup" (2020). He collaborated with Lana Del Rey on the song "Summer Wine" and co-wrote "Brooklyn Baby" from her album "Ultraviolence". His music encompasses genres such as indie rock, alternative rock, and acoustic music. The products available from the artist Barrie-James O'Neill include CDs.
