Irish singer-songwriter John Dog has released his latest album, Always in Trouble. This highly anticipated release will be accompanied by the debut of a music video for the focus track “Twitter Must Die,” a biting and humorous commentary on the controversial social media platform. Known for his sharp lyrics and quirky outlook, Dog is bringing his unique perspective to the forefront once again, giving fans something to talk about with both the album and the video.
A cult hero in Ireland’s indie music scene, John Dog has long been celebrated for his melodic, literate, and emotionally resonant songs. His sound draws comparisons to artists like The Magnetic Fields, Elvis Costello, and John Grant. With, Always in Trouble, Dog continues his exploration of modern life’s absurdities and challenges, blending humor with heart. His journey as a self-taught musician shines through, showcasing a knack for storytelling that makes his work both memorable and impactful.
The album’s opening track, “Twitter Must Die,” captures Dog’s signature style with its catchy melody and biting lyrics. He describes the song as “a spiky rant about everybody’s least-favourite social media platform,” which has already started generating buzz for its timely and relatable subject matter. The music video, directed by Dog himself, promises to complement the song’s witty commentary, offering a playful visual take on his grievances with Twitter.
In addition to its standard streaming release, Always in Trouble, on Bandcamp features ten acoustic bonus tracks, adding considerable value for Dog’s dedicated fanbase. This expanded edition highlights the breadth of his songwriting skills, allowing listeners to experience both his polished studio work and more intimate acoustic performances. The album solidifies John Dog’s position as one of Ireland’s most distinctive independent musicians, and it is sure to attract new fans while keeping long-time followers eager for more.
