Psychedelic music by an Australian nun is an uncanny pleasure. Sister Irene O’Connor
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Sister Irene O’Connor
Sister Irene O'Connor, also known as Myriam Frances, is a devout Franciscan Mother of Mary nun.
Irene has amassed one of the most diverse and eclectic range of fans and followers from around the world with her 1967
hymn 'God Is Dwelling in My Heart' and her most popular 1973 release' FIRE' (of God's Love).
Sister Irene's ethereal song 'FIRE' has found it's way into
genres as diverse as Praise & Worship, Psychedelic Pop,
Folk Pop, Synth Pop and Avant-garde Christian.
'FIRE' has also featured in the BBC series Killing Eve and sampled
in the song 'Where's the Catch' by Electronic Music artist
James Blake (featuring Hip Hop superstar Andre 3000) .
'FIRE' has been used as the concert opening for the international Swedish Heavy Metal band, InSolitude.
