HONG KONG - Dolores O'Riordan of The Cranberries says a reunion of the Irish band is possible, although for now she's enjoying her solo work.
The 35-year-old singer was in Hong Kong on Tuesday to promote her new album, "Are You Listening?"
O'Riordan said she's happy with the album because it was completed in a relaxed setting. She worked on it over four years while she was spending time with her family, even volunteering at her children's school.
"A lot of these songs just came from day-to-day experiences. And it was a very natural, kind of organic process," she said.
Asked if The Cranberries, whose last studio album was released in 2001, will work together again, O'Riordan said: "Maybe in the future."
But asked whether she missed working with her band mates, she said, "Not yet. This is pretty good fun."
O'Riordan said her new album has a more experimental sound than her work with The Cranberries because she tries different instruments and beats.
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O'Riordan said she's happy with the album because it was completed in a relaxed setting. She worked on it over four years while she was spending time with her family, even volunteering at her children's school.
"A lot of these songs just came from day-to-day experiences. And it was a very natural, kind of organic process," she said.
Asked if The Cranberries, whose last studio album was released in 2001, will work together again, O'Riordan said: "Maybe in the future."
But asked whether she missed working with her band mates, she said, "Not yet. This is pretty good fun."
O'Riordan said her new album has a more experimental sound than her work with The Cranberries because she tries different instruments and beats.
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