After four years away, Dublin singer-songwriter Kk Lewis returns with 'Pigeon Man,' a gentle, heartfelt piano track that marks a fresh start for the rising Irish artist.
Kk broke through with her 2021 debut EP 'Dreaming.' Now she steps back into the spotlight with a song that feels raw, nostalgic and grounded in real life.
'Pigeon Man' revisits Kk’s first heartbreak in St. Stephen’s Green, where she ended her teenage relationship standing beside the park’s well-known pigeon feeder. Recorded live with close collaborator SexyTadhg and finished with Daniel Da Burca, Joseph Rodgers and JHJ, the track keeps things simple, just piano, voice and emotion, letting the story do the heavy lifting.
“This song is about growing up as much as it’s about heartbreak,” Kk says. “Your friends get you through it. They remind you you’re not alone.”
With strong early support behind her debut and a reputation for captivating live shows at Electric Picnic, All Together Now and the Ruby Sessions, 'Pigeon Man' signals a confident return. A follow-up single, 'One Step Behind,' is due in early 2026.
