The Offaly artist now hopes to have his music known worldwide.
A midlands singer hopes to have his music known worldwide, after obtaining the rights to his own work, after 26 years.
Offaly's Brendan Keeley was signed to Sony after his song 'Evergreen' became a hit in Ireland.
The songwriter thought his music would be released around the world, but that never happened.
The Tullamore man is urging people to help him get his music out there:
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