Marc Owen Mc Grory · Irish artist
I’m Marc Owen Mc Grory, the Irish artist behind Doojzie. 6 Strings is my upcoming original music album. Many strong women have entered my life and become lifelong presences I deeply value. I’m sure I have one special muse to thank, too.
Ireland · Artist / songwriter
“Sing the song that is in you, badly if you must, until it comes out true.”
The album
Upcoming original-music album
I advocate for strong women. To me, being a strong man means standing for the children to come and contributing to the people and places I belong to, rather than taking without giving back. I want my art to help build that future.
Synopsis
6 Strings is my upcoming original-music album, shaped by years of learning to sit into my verses and rhythm. Its muses are models and strong women whose energy first reached me online, then crossed into real life by chance. The connections and solidarity of the 2020s helped build my ÉRÁ.
First release
Potsín.
Out November 2nd. Watch the Reel and read the full note below.
Second song & video
For the second song and video in the 6 Strings story, Doojzie dedicates Yesterday to his next muse, Emma Raducanu, with a “goddess superstar woman” vibe.
An artistic dedication by Doojzie; no collaboration or endorsement is implied.
The final song · creative invitation
Doojzie says he has also asked Cindy (@wolfiecindy) to prepare content for the last song on 6 Strings.
An invitation from Doojzie, not an announcement of confirmed participation.
The listening room
Only verified official artist pages are linked.
Watch
The latest Instagram Reel for Potsín, and Doojzie’s official music video for Don’t Behave on YouTube. Players load only when you choose.
Latest Instagram Reel
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Official music video
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Potsín · release note
The full caption shared with the Potsín Reel.
🎸 POTSÍN — OUT NOVEMBER 2ND 🖤
The first release from my 6 Strings album.
Written, composed, and recorded entirely by me, Potsín is a deeply personal piece inspired by my model and muse, @wolfiecindy
She crossed paths with me during a mad phase of my life, when I was navigating a lot internally and making decisions about where my life was heading. A few words from a distance, at the right time, made me reflect on my choices and the direction I wanted to move in.
Sometimes, people come into your life without even realising the impact they have. And sometimes, a few words are enough to make you look at things differently.
I have so much respect for the good people who cross my path, bring perspective, and leave something meaningful behind. Those moments stay with you. 🙏🏽
This one is personal. This one is real. This is Potsín.
November 2nd. First chapter of 6 Strings. 🎶
In partnership with @onthatass_official & @pstv3
Give them a shout and mention i sent you in their dms for a special ✂️
#Potsín #6Strings #NewMusic #ComingNovember2 #OriginalMusic
Read the Potsín lyricsPotsín · original lyrics
Written by Marc Owen Mc Grory · Doojzie
Potsín · performance review
Commentary shared by Doojzie. Reviewer and publication not credited.
When a track grabs your attention with an infectious rhythm and a hypnotic hook, it pulls you straight into its world. “Potsín” by Doojzie does exactly that, blending high-energy bounce with a raw, reflective lyrical journey.
Here’s a closer look at what makes the track’s sound, performance, and storytelling stand out.
“What is she all about?”
Beneath the social energy and the references to sharing traditional Irish poitín, the song reveals a more vulnerable side.
“the present matters”
“Potsín” brings together Irish cultural flavour, infectious rhythm, playful curiosity, and deeper questions about love, faith, and the future. It invites listeners to enjoy the energy while looking beyond the hook to the meaning underneath.
Listen, explore the lyrics, and discover the story behind the song:
#Potsín #Doojzie #IrishMusic #IndependentMusic #Songwriting
From the doctrines · verbatim excerpts
“Sing the song that is in you, badly if you must, until it comes out true.”
“A doctrine that stays on a page changes nothing.”
“Leadership in the Érá Era is earned through conscience, not conquest.”
Album partners
A boxer-underwear brand inspiring songs about muses who are talented dancers online.
A clothing brand currently up for sale that donates a portion of its profits to mental health causes.
Per the Potsín note: mention Doojzie sent you in their DMs for a special.
Public work · Gossip Gazette
Through my work with Gossip Gazette, I’ve been building a public syllabus and a new philosophical structure for the Kingdom of ÉRÁ. Its seven pillars are:
A creative contribution · a possible future
Marc Owen Mc Grory’s contribution through Gossip Gazette connects art with a larger question: how do we live with dignity, give back to our communities and leave something better for the children who follow? The Aquarian Doctrine brings creativity, emotional learning and care for nature into that conversation. The Inheritance of Humanity extends it across generations, while the Doojzian Unified Ceremonial Reform offers voluntary reflection, repair and giving back as daily practices.
The distinctive strength of this body of work is the connection it draws between a creative life and everyday responsibility. Songs, symbols and stories can make abstract values personal. A useful practice begins when those values change how someone listens, makes amends, creates or contributes—not simply when a doctrine is read.
If these ideas took hold more widely, their potential would be in locally shaped creative workshops, voluntary reading groups, interfaith conversations and community projects. Translation and cultural adaptation could help people in different countries explore the material without being asked to leave their traditions or surrender their judgement.
That possibility depends on the work being tested, questioned and improved: beginning with small pilots, welcoming criticism, safeguarding participants—especially children—and involving qualified educators or other appropriate professionals where needed. Any claim of benefit would need evidence. Worldwide relevance is an ambition, not a claim of existing reach, official recognition or proven outcomes.
This is an editorial summary of the published ideas and a conditional view of their potential. The writing is independent philosophical and spiritual material—not an accredited curriculum, clinical treatment or authority over anyone. Participation remains voluntary.
Artist statement · press release
By Doojzie — Marc Owen Mc Grory
I was born on All Souls’ Day. Questions about life, identity and belonging have become a big part of my story.
At fifteen, I survived a quad-bike accident. Years later, around New Year’s Eve 2020, I had another accident. Those events belong to my past, but they don’t have to decide everything that comes next.
I’ve travelled, searched for belonging and spent years trying to understand who I am. Sometimes I felt I had to front—to appear stronger than I felt, to carry other people while still trying to find my own footing.
I’ve also had experiences that felt deeply spiritual and difficult to explain. I can tell people how those experiences felt without claiming that my interpretation is the only explanation. There is room to reflect, question and seek support.
Moving forward doesn’t mean I have to be invincible.
It can mean looking after my health, accepting help, keeping dependable people close and making choices I can stand behind. Resting or changing direction is not the same as giving up.
My music gives me somewhere to put the questions, the attraction, the uncertainty and the gratitude. Potsín and my upcoming album, 6 Strings, are part of finding a voice I can sit inside honestly, after years of learning my verses and rhythm.
Through my writing on Gossip Gazette, I want to explore how we understand ourselves, treat others and contribute to the communities we belong to. That work can invite discussion without demanding agreement.
I don’t have to carry the whole world to make a worthwhile contribution.
I can write a song. Keep a promise. Listen. Learn. Give something back.
I am Doojzie. My story is still being written—and I have choices about what comes next.
Gossip Gazette · reading library
Explore free public texts, overviews and sample lessons on Gossip Gazette. Continue there for further study and signup details.
Full texts, free to read online, each with a read-aloud version.
Independent spiritual and philosophical writing. Voluntary, not imposed.
Where to go next if you want structure rather than single texts.
Music, identity and first-person reflections.
Further research
Start with the Big Brother Code overview to see the eight tracks, then try the free sample lessons in the Live Classroom before deciding whether you want more.
For further study, membership options and referral terms, visit Gossip Gazette.
All of this is independent writing. It is not an accredited qualification, and nothing here is legal, medical or financial advice.
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