Hailing from Edinburgh, Scotland, Dubinski is a four-piece indie-rock band composed of brothers Eugene, Fergus, Donal, and Eoin Gaine. Bonded by both blood and music, the band took the name Dubinski in honor of their late mother's maiden name, a heartfelt tribute to their shared roots. Known for their electric live performances and knack for storytelling, Dubinski blends anthemic alt-rock with an unmistakable punk edge, creating music that’s as energetic as it is emotionally resonant.
Their latest single, "Homesick," released on 24th September, captures the highs and lows of life on the road. Written during two recent tours in Germany, the song dives into the exhilarating chaos of touring abroad, juxtaposed with the longing for home. The brothers bring this feeling to life with raw, vivid lyrics—drawing from real experiences like stumbling upon someone charging passers-by to throw darts at a picture of Putin, or catching a glimpse of sheep grazing along the banks of the River Rhine near Düsseldorf. Produced by Grammy Award winners Mike Horner and Robbie Nelson , "Homesick" is an upbeat anthem that channels the thrill of travel and the ache of distance, striking a chord with anyone who’s ever felt torn between adventure and the comforts of home.