'Overdose' by Fake Saint is a dark, addictive pop anthem that dives headfirst into the chaos of obsessive love. Packed with cinematic lyrics, gritty emotion, and an explosive chorus, the track compares toxic romance to the highs and withdrawals of addiction. Lyrics like ‘Throw me in the fire like I’m cheap cocaine’ capture the dangerous thrill of wanting someone so badly it consumes you completely.
Speaking about the track, Fake Saint says: "I wanted this song to feel reckless and intense, like the kind of love you know is bad for you, but you keep chasing it anyway. It’s about craving someone the same way an addict craves a hit".
Blending raw vulnerability with edgy pop production, ‘Overdose’ delivers a bold, emotionally charged anthem for anyone who’s ever loved too hard.
With support from Today FM, major Irish festivals, and recognition from international stars including Teddy Swims and Lewis Capaldi, Fake Saint is rapidly emerging as one of Ireland’s most exciting alt-pop artists. Fronted by Irish singer-songwriter Sean McGrath, the project blends emotionally honest songwriting, soaring vocals and cinematic pop production.
Recent singles 'Sober' and 'Flatline' earned Track of the Week support from Today FM, SPIN South West and Beat 102 103, with Flatline drawing comparisons to Lewis Capaldi, describing it as “giving Lewis Capaldi vibes”.
Additional support has come from Hot Press, IMRO and iRadio, while engagement from artists including Sam Tompkins and Anne-Marie has further highlighted his growing profile. Following standout appearances at Virgin Media’s Six Sessions, multiple upcoming releases and a debut EP arriving in September 2026, Fake Saint is set to headline The Academy in Dublin as his momentum continues to build across Ireland and the UK.
Fake Saint will be performing his headline show at Dublin's Academy on Friday 25th September 2026, with tickets available HERE
Fake Saint is an Irish alt-pop artist blending soulful vocals, honest songwriting and cinematic production. His music explores themes of vulnerability, identity, imposter syndrome and emotional conflict while delivering powerful, emotionally charged performances that continue to win over audiences across Ireland and beyond.
