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    Irish Blues-Rock Veteran Paddy Smith Returns with Powerful New Album Could Have Found Grace, Now Available Worldwide on Tribeca Records

    Jasper MidwinterBy Jasper MidwinterAugust 21, 2026
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    Irish Blues-Rock Veteran Paddy Smith Returns with Powerful New Album Could Have Found Grace, Now Available Worldwide on Tribeca Records

    Tribeca Records proudly announces that Could Have Found Grace, the compelling new album from acclaimed Irish singer, songwriter, and harmonica virtuoso Paddy Smith, is now available worldwide.

    A respected veteran of Ireland’s blues and rock scene, Smith has spent decades forging a reputation for his soulful voice, electrifying performances, and deeply personal songwriting. Refusing to chase trends, he has remained steadfast in delivering authentic, emotionally charged music that honors the traditions of blues while speaking directly to contemporary audiences.

    Irish Blues-Rock Veteran Paddy Smith Returns with Powerful New Album Could Have Found Grace, Now Available Worldwide on Tribeca Records

    Could Have Found Grace is Smith’s most intimate and powerful work to date. Building on the success of Let Those Blues In and The Devil’s Backyard, the new collection explores themes of hardship, redemption, resilience, and hope through heartfelt storytelling and unforgettable performances.

    The album showcases Smith’s unmistakable voice alongside an exceptional lineup of musicians, including Aongus Ralston (The Waterboys), Jason Duffy (The Corrs), James Delaney (Van Morrison, Rory Gallagher, Chuck Berry), and Danny Tobin.

    Every track reflects the honesty and passion that have made Paddy Smith one of Ireland’s most compelling modern blues artists. His songs draw listeners into deeply human experiences while celebrating the enduring power of perseverance and grace.

    With Could Have Found Grace, Paddy Smith continues to prove that authentic music never goes out of style. Rich in emotion, musicianship, and lyrical depth, the album speaks to blues, rock, and Americana fans while remaining unmistakably Paddy Smith.

    Now, audiences everywhere can experience it.

    Could Have Found Grace is officially available worldwide through Tribeca Records, marking another major chapter in Smith’s enduring career and bringing his distinctive Irish blues-rock sound to listeners across the globe.

    Powerful, personal and uncompromising, Could Have Found Grace is a testament to an artist whose music continues to grow deeper and stronger with every chapter.

    Listen to Could Have Found Grace by Paddy Smith worldwide:
    https://found.ee/paddysmith_couldhavefoundgrace-1

    Official Paddy Smith Website:
    https://www.paddysmith.net

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