Relish

As a 3 piece over the course of 3 albums and various hit singles over the last 15 years, brothers Kenny and Carl Papenfus, the nucleus and song-writing force of platinum selling band RELISH
Having had pop hits and rock hits RELISH have always blurred the lines between genres, but with success from Asia to the UK and supporting bands as diverse as U2, At The Drive In and Kelis, and admirers ranging from Brian May, to Sinead O’Connor, to Paul Weller, to U2, RELISH have created their own place to exist, breaking down musical barriers with every new release. Previous releases saw RELISH work with such acclaimed producers as John Leckie (Radiohead/The Stone Roses) and Al Clay (Stereophonics/The Pixies). Highlights have seen 4 chart-topping Irish singles, No1 in the Japanese airplay charts and even the unlikely request from Westlife to cover their single ‘Rainbow Zephyr’ reworked as ‘Hey Whatever’ which was a UK Top 5 and international hit. Past RELISH releases have proven gold and platinum selling albums.
Though external projects outside of RELISH have proved interesting, from playing lead guitar with Paul Weller to performing the lead role in Julian Joseph’s jazz opera “Tristan & Isolde” (culminating in a live performance at London’s Royal Opera House), to creating a boutique distribution, marketing and record label (Zephyr Sounds).

The brothers went on to co-write the Golden Globe nominated hit musical "Sing Street", embarked on two world tours with the iconic Sinead O'Connor from 2014, and set up an artist management company (67 Management) in 2019 where they became the artist managers for the iconic artist until her untimely passing on July 2023. They are part of the house band at the Irish live tv show, The Late Late Show.

Kenny expresses that: ‘Working with great music and the finest musicians has always been our raison d’etre, and I think that’s what keeps our love of music alive, in whatever form be that RELISH or whatever else, BUT RELISH, as in Carl and I working together as a team, has always been our greatest love’