Featured Artist of July 31, 2021
with the song: Red Shoes

The Key Rocks is a solo project from Irishman Kevin James Murphy. Born in Dublin Ireland 1971 to a musical household. Studied paino and music from a young age and then branched into recorder, guitar, clarinet and a variety of other instruments. Derailled from the music path for many years as he help down the "day job". Passions reemerged when he started to actively support up and coming artists and bands in helping them release music.
Decidied to try and record and release music from home in a LoFi, dont breat the bank approach, utilizing outlets like CD Baby to get the music distributed globally.
During 2019 he has managed to attract over 41,900 followers on Spotify, significant international radio airplay including some key independent radio interviews across Europe and the United States.
 

Full Album show of May 4, 2020
Album: Deje Reve

The Key Rocks is a solo project from Irishman Kevin James Murphy. Born in Dublin Ireland 1971 to a musical household. Studied paino and music from a young age and then branched into recorder, guitar, clarinet and a variety of other instruments. Derailled from the music path for many years as he help down the "day job". Passions reemerged when he started to actively support up and coming artists and bands in helping them release music.
Decidied to try and record and release music from home in a LoFi, dont breat the bank approach, utilizing outlets like CD Baby to get the music distributed globally.
During 2019 he has managed to attract over 41,900 followers on Spotify, significant international radio airplay including some key independent radio interviews across Europe and the United States.

Deje Reve is the second album from The Key Rocks release May 2020

Full Album show of September 28, 2019
Album: Love & Alcohol

Kevin James Murphy is an Irish Musician, Producer and Executive Producer who records as The Key Rocks. He believes that there is way too much focus in the world on being perfect. Perhaps its time to reflect that maybe its time to have less of that approachand release music in a raw and honest production - and at a fraction of the cost for independent artists.