From Eurovision to k-pop and music for the screen, Irish songwriter and producer Liam Geddes has carved out a career that moves seamlessly across genres, borders and mediums.
Originally from County Mayo and now based between Dublin and London, Liam has worked with artists across the world on a wide range of songwriting and production projects.
In 2024, he co-wrote and produced ‘Hollow’ with Latvian artist Dons, following their meeting at a songwriting camp in Spain. What started as two musicians in a room, seeing where a song might go, eventually took them all the way to the Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final in Malmö. The track went on to achieve platinum certification.
Liam also broke into the world of k-pop, co-writing, arranging and producing ‘No Parachute’ for SHINee member ONEW’s 2023 solo album Circle.
Hear Liam’s work
Dons, ‘Hollow’ | Eurovision 2024 Grand Final
ONEW, ‘No Parachute’
Music for the screen
Alongside his commercial songwriting work, Liam has built an extensive portfolio composing and producing music for film, television and advertising.
He co-wrote and produced ‘Kingdom’, the end-title song for the 2020 film Songbird, produced by Michael Bay. His music has also featured in productions for Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime and other international broadcasters.
It’s this crossover between commercial songwriting and music for the screen that shapes his latest release with West One.
Introducing I Dare You
I Dare You (LAX 061) marks Liam’s debut EP for West One’s Little Assembly label.
Across six tracks, gritty guitars meet driving drums, powerful vocals and big pop hooks. It’s contemporary pop rock with a cinematic edge.
There’s the defiance of ‘One More Step’, the darker swagger of ‘I’ll Be The Villain’, and plenty of ground in between. A bonus trailerised version of ‘One More Step’, remixed by Sergey Azbel, adds sweeping orchestral layers to heighten the drama.
Built around bold vocal performances and infectious hooks, I Dare You is made for big moments. From trailers and promos to dramatic reality TV scenes, sports campaigns and high-energy advertising.