ALBUMWhat Not to Do (Moodymann Remix) - SingleRóisín Murphy
Albums by Róisín Murphy
ALBUMHit ParadeRóisín Murphy
ALBUMCrooked MachineRóisín Murphy
ALBUMRóisín Machine (Deluxe)Róisín Murphy
ALBUMSomething More (Crooked Mixes)Róisín Murphy
ALBUMMurphy's Law (Crooked Mixes)Róisín Murphy
ALBUMTake Her Up to MontoRóisín Murphy
ALBUMUnputdownableRóisín Murphy
ALBUMEvil EyesRóisín Murphy
ALBUMExploitation (Remixes)Róisín Murphy
ALBUMHairless ToysRóisín Murphy
Róisín Murphy's Popular Music Videos
Don't You Agree? (feat. Róisín Murphy)
David Byrne & Fatboy Slim
Let Me Know
Róisín Murphy
Overpowered
Róisín Murphy
You Know Me Better
Róisín Murphy
Freak Me Now
Jessie Ware & Róisín Murphy
Golden Era
David Morales & Róisín Murphy
Movie Star
Róisín Murphy
Something More
Róisín Murphy
Narcissus
Róisín Murphy
Artist Playlists
Róisín Murphy Essentials
The Irish songstress and the quirky dance-pop duo she came to fame with.
Artist Biography
Róisín Murphy is a dance-music visionary whose far-reaching ambition has resulted in some of the 21st century’s most vital floor-fillers. Born in 1973 in Arklow, County Wicklow, Ireland, Murphy moved to England at 12, staying behind when her parents went back three years later. In her twenties she met English musician Mark Brydon, and they formed Moloko, whose fusion of trip-hop and funk made them an alt-pop sensation in the late ’90s and early 2000s. Moloko went on hiatus in 2003 after the release of their fourth album, Statues, and Murphy’s solo debut, Ruby Blue—which took a more experimental approach to electronic music, including the incorporation of everyday objects’ noises into its sound—came out in 2005. Overpowered, released two years later, was a top-to-bottom collection of groove-heavy disco smashes like the glittery title track. Murphy released the Italian-language EP Mi senti in 2014 and followed that up with the genre-melding, spiky Hairless Toys the following year. Her albums that followed, like 2016’s complex Take Her Up to Monto and 2020’s banger-stuffed Róisín Machine, have further displayed the scope of her disco ball's crystal visions.