Sano Hill is a critically acclaimed Irish singer-songwriter based in Galway city. His music has been described as defining “a timeless recipe for original guitar music: inventive, humanist lyrics sung from the gut, then embedded in rhythms to barrage or soothe the soul' (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel). His influences range widely from Bob Dylan and Elvis Costello to Jeff Buckley, Nick Cave, U2 and Radiohead. In November 2023, Hill released his debut album 'If Not Now, When?' to rave reviews with Plastic Magazine describing it as "a superb LP that showcases the full scope of his original sound across its eleven songs”. Leading Irish music magazine, Hot Press, choose album track 'Not that Kind of love Song' as one of the 'Songs of the Week' and described the album's opening track 'Time Out' as capturing “the sound, sense and smell of Galway in a similar vein to Van Morrison's finest compositions about his native Belfast".