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Adam Nolan
Kilkenny musician Adam Nolan has dropped his latest hip hop single, “Self Development”, out today (Friday, October 17).
The track blends a vintage, retro-inspired sound with spiritual lyricism, continuing Nolan’s exploration of creativity, consciousness, and authenticity.
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Known originally as a jazz saxophonist and improviser, Nolan has evolved into one of Kilkenny’s most versatile artists, moving between jazz, rap, and spoken word.
His recent work reflects his interest in mindfulness and personal growth, shaped by a period of recovery and self-reflection that inspired much of his current sound.
'Self Development', produced by Cal Pacino and mixed and mastered by David Briden, follows his previous release 'Blessed'.
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Both songs share a reflective tone and a message about following one’s true path in a world full of freedom and expression.
“I really enjoyed writing this,” Nolan said, adding that fans can catch daily music video updates on Instagram at @adamnolanofficial.
The single is also available now for purchase on Bandcamp.
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