Melinda Joy and Son of Cormack's latest single "Out of the Blue" is a coastal dreamscape where poetry meets musical romance


Melinda Joy and Son of Cormack take listeners into a universe created by nature, emotion, and striking storytelling with their new release “Out of the Blue”. The song began as a poem inspired by the wild coastal scenery of South West Ireland and embodies the spirit of wide-open coastlines, heartfelt meditation, and the peaceful beauty found in times of connection.

What started as a simple writing exercise gradually became a group project, with Son of Cormack helping to turn the poetic idea into a fully realized song. The result is a tune that seems highly connected to its environment, encapsulating the spirit of Ireland’s shoreline, yet with a touch of tenderness and closeness.



“Out of the Blue” is special not only for its musical merits, but for the creative process behind it. The song became a short film-type music video, made by the performers themselves. Shot independently on location in Ireland with filmmaker and editor Juro Kosec, the visual companion adds another depth to the story, allowing the landscape and music to co-exist as one artistic experience.


Melinda Joy and Son of Cormack is a collaboration between two like-minded creatives who appreciate authentic storytelling and organic creativity. They don't just deliver a song, they've built a whole artistic moment around place, emotion, and imagination.


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