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Oisin McLaughlin, otherwise known as Ois Bosh, has released a new track.
The song called ‘Obsessed with You’ is the twenty-two-year-old's fourth single to be released. His other releases include Cover It Up, 4 AM, Show Me How and Grab Ya Body.
“The new song is about hanging onto that last piece of love and hope in your life,” he told DonegalLive. “It epitomises how one feels so attached to another person and can’t get them out of their head. These lyrics resonated with my life at a stage.”
The Muff-native has played at Electric Picnic and Dublin's 3Arena. Last year, he opened with a set at the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco and later in the year headlined Temple Bar in Albufeira. In 2019, he headlined the OTB Festival in Buncrana.
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'Obsessed With You' is out on all platforms today.
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