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Music and Mental Health with Zeinab and Sharyn Ward as part of Creative Space

Zeinab Zeinab is a Dublin born, Soul/RnB singer-songwriter of part Sudanese heritage inspired by the powerful, soulful tones of Ella Fitzgerald & Billie Holiday, with contemporary influences Frank Ocean, Beyoncé & Adele’s conversational lyricism. Zeinab’s performances are captivating & charismatic, while off stage is a charming, friendly and bubbly character and presenter, exemplified by her years as presenter on the charity radio station Christmas FM. Zeinab has, and continues to work with artists and producers in Dublin (& Carlow), London, Berlin and Philadelphia. In 2014, shortly after dropping out of studying musical theatre in London to pursue her passion as a singer-songwriter, Zeinab won the Glen Hansard Bursary for her song ‘Dream Come True’, supported Paul Brady, short-listed on John Murray’s Sat Night Show RTE song contest, and performed on FM104’s open mic & many Irish & UK venues. Zeinab also collaborated with many artists on the Dublin Hip-Hop scene including 5th Element, poet & MC Mic P, DoubleScreen & others.einab released ‘Love Me Too’ in Dec 2018 with House DJ & Producer Sharpson, which followed a June 2017 release; ‘Nothing To Say’. Both songs received Irish radio play as well as being performed live on RTE Pulse & FM104. Most recently Zeinab released ‘Forever’, which was also accompanied by a vinyl release of the single. She also released collab ‘Oasis’ in June 2021 with producer Hawk Jupiter. Sharyn Ward Sharyn Ward is a singer/songwriter, recording artist, community volunteer and a proud Irish Traveller Woman. Based in Darndale, Dublin, she is originally from Longford and is a mother of three. She regularly speaks and performs at events to raise awareness of Traveller mental health. She is currently recording an EP and is working towards writing, recording and releasing her debut album. She has taken part in a documentary on life as a modern Traveller woman and has featured regularly in discussions on Traveller Culture and Traveller Pride. Her exceptional rendition of Black is the Colour earned her a place in Ireland’s Got Talent final where she sang One Starry Night – a song which “makes me proud to be a Traveller”, she says. She went on to win an award at the Traveller Pride Awards. She is currently working with choreographer Muirne Bloomer on a community project in Dardale and curated the ‘Building Hope: A Celebration of Traveller Pride’ on behalf of Axis Ballymun in 2021. She also sings every week with the church choir in Dublin’s Darndale.