Pat Ingoldsby Album Single!

Single - 'Words to the Virus Which Found Me in 1942'

What better day to release the first track of Pat Ingoldsby's spoken word album than on St. Patrick's Day!

The track, Words to the Virus Which Found Me in 1942, is read by Pat himself and is the first single from the album, One Good Sparkle.

As some of you may know, development on the album began in October 2025, and thanks to those who have contributed to our crowdfunding campaign to date, we have been able to record readers and compose music for the vast majority of the album's 18 tracks.

The album's tracklist can be found here:

Words to the Virus Which Found Me in 1942 - read by Pat Ingoldsby

Da Down the Garden - read by Daragh Fleming

The Milkman's Horse - read by Stephen James Smith

Out of Your Head - read by Imelda May

Tonight They Put the Cotsides Up - read by Annie Peter

Lost in Luton - read by Stephen Maguire

How Was it For You Doctor? - read by Holly Hughes

In Dublin They Really Tell You Things - read by Steve O'Toole

A Parable From the Streets - read by Leon Dunne

Glory - read by Ryan Duggins

You Make the Difference - read by David Hynes

Somebody's Daughter - read by Jan Brierton

Something Lovely Happened Today - read by Lee Sheridan

And No One Else - read by Mikey Cullen

One Good Sparkle - read by Anna D.

On the Street - read by Emmet O'Brien

I Visualise My Death - read by Pat Ingoldsby

As of today, between physical album pre-orders and donations, we have raised about half of the amount we need to complete this album. Please consider supporting the project to help us reach our goal.

To listen to the album's first track, see here.