Sinéad O'Connor's final album and producer's emotional messages revealed

Producer David Holmes has unveiled new details about Sinéad O'Connor's final, unreleased album, titled "No Veteran Dies Alone." Holmes shared intimate messages the late singer sent him during their collaboration, offering a poignant glimpse into their work together. O'Connor passed away in July 2023 at the age of 56, leaving behind a legacy as one of Ireland's most courageous and influential artists, known for her powerful voice and outspokenness on social and political issues. Holmes, who worked closely with O'Connor in the years leading up to her death, posted details about the album on Instagram, accompanied by several messages from the singer. In one message, O'Connor expressed enthusiasm for the album, noting that director Neil Jordan was "completely blown away" by it and was playing it for everyone. She mentioned wanting to make minor adjustments, such as adding more backing harmonies and balancing vocals in the mix, but ultimately stated, "Everything sounds great... I'm proud of us." She also shared a desire to record albums together until one of them died. Another message from December 2022 detailed her wishes for an a cappella intro and chronological song arrangement. Holmes admitted he is unsure if the album will ever be released but considers it a "timeless classic" and a "love letter to her children and the entire world." He recalled O'Connor's words about the title track: "There's a technically better version I could do, but I will never give you a better interpretation." He concluded by quoting O'Connor, "They tried to bury me, they didn't know I was a seed. I believe in Sinéad O'Connor."

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Neil is completely blown away by NVDA and is playing it for everyone. I am honestly also completely thrilled because it sounds so good.