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[Watch] Shane Codd Tells Aidan & Oonagh About The i Love Irish Banger 'Get Out My Head'

Jonathan Duane
Jonathan Duane

02:00 23 Nov 2020


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Aidan and Oonagh in the morning caught up with the young Irish DJ and producer Shane Codd who continues to make waves with his floor-filling debut single ‘Get Out My Head’, out now on Polydor. A piano-driven vocal house banger, ‘Get Out My Head’ has been lauded by music lovers for its upbeat feel.   Shane told Aidan and Oonagh in the Morning about how he has been making music for over four years and shared his thoughts on why he thinks the track has become so popular with people.
A viral sensation, the track has already amassed over 885,000 SoundCloud plays and 950,000 Spotify streams and picked up radio support from BBC Radio 1, Capital Radio Group and Kiss UK. Shane told the breakfast show it was also the number 1 most Shazamed track last week!  Expect great things from this DJ and remember you can hear it across the week on iRadio.

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About Shane Codd

The legendary Polydor signed the self-made artist last month, re-releasing the infectious club cut that Shane created as a response to the suffocating Covid-19 lockdown. Shane explains:

“I wanted to get out and do things and I also wanted the stress of covid out of my head, like I’m sure a lot of us did. The vocals really sat with me, making the track was like an escape for me. I remember the first time I played in it my car I got a release and a feel good vibe of it. I imagined festivals and people dancing, which felt like a distant memory during covid. 

“I posted the track online and immediately got a reaction. I was blown away. People were sharing it and tagging me, I was grateful and happy they liked it. I received messages from some people saying that it helped them during lockdown and that for them it was the tune of 2020, I couldn’t believe the reaction it was getting.”

Heavily influenced by the 90s and early-2000s dance sound, Shane Codd’s first big break came when he became a finalist at the 2018 ‘Breakout Producer’ competition held by famous Irish DJ Mark McCabe.


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