Mcginty

Kathy McGinty was a project assembled by a digital programmer on a low-fidelity computer and a woman creating the persona of a phone sex operator. The concept was they set up a phone number to find out if people wanted phone sex with Miss McGinty. Callers would "speak" with McGinty, who was nothing more than pre-recorded messages triggered by the programmer and most of them assumed they were talking to a real woman. The humor ensues. It's a bygone era of the 20th century when phone sex was an actual thing. This was released on Hamburger Records as a CD-R.

More than twelve years in the making, Young Forever distills and explores the sounds, adventures, insights, and wisdom gleaned from Damian McGinty's decade on the road with Celtic Thunder, his time on PBS and Glee, his years living in LA, and his observations and experiences of the human condition. This pop-infused album runs the gamut from the upbeat "Sweetest Goodbye," to the powerful "Home Sweet Home," to the hopeful "Love on Rainy Days," to the haunting "Blue and Red Lights." The songs on this album reflect a deep understanding of our universal humanity: our common struggles, triumphs, relationships, and loneliness; our longing for love, escape, and discovery. Young Forever was produced by Cian Sweeney, Matt Weir and Pete Wallace.