Vincent J. Rigney and the Burning Heat of Tidal Wave Of Love

A woman, a song, a problem for your pulse

Have you ever met a woman who turns your whole system into music before you even realized? That’s where Vincent J. Rigney starts Tidal Wave Of Love. And so he comes eyes up, heart sprinting, and absolutely no interest in playing it cool. I hear that spark straight away: the kind that makes you grin like an idiot, then immediately check your own temperature.

Vincent J. Rigney writes it as a true story, and he keeps the message on focus: she brings gentleness, kindness, healing – something close to divine. The lyrics arrive like adrenaline with manners: heart racing like a jet car, desire building, then that chorus returns like a tide that keeps finding your ankles, no matter where you stand.

Blues bones, indie grit, and a hook that sticks

Rigney comes out of Corby, Northamptonshire. Exactly – with those steel-town roots, and a real-world posture. He builds on blues and alternative/indie rock with a guitarist’s directness, and he throws it out there with that confident stage energy you can spot in one verse. Even the structure tells on him: he leaves a stretch wide open, like he trusts the stage to finish the sentence.

Corby recorded, then pushed beyond the postcode

Vincent J. Rigney recorded Tidal Wave Of Love locally in Corby while collaborating with local and UK artists, and you can feel that community pressure in the best way. Tight, purposeful, built for people who show up.

Rigney’s debut EP ‘Songs From The Water Tower’ looks back at personal roads from years ago. He recorded it in Saffron Walden at Lime Monkeys Studios with producer Edd Hartwell. Yeah, the well-known songwriter who’s worked with Robbie Williams, Amy Macdonald and Ed Sheeran.

Now Vincent J. Rigney’s finished his third EP Rocky Road and keeps working toward a second album for 2026 – because this wave clearly hasn’t peaked yet. Stay close to Vincent J. Rigney on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, X and TikTok – and keep your heart ready when the next wave hits.

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