Suzy's Field the Cork City trio comprising the three O'Keeffe brothers, younger siblings of Jonathan Rhys Meyers have been at this since the early 2000s, which means they've had plenty of time to develop a very specific idea of what they want to sound like. "Where Do You Go?" suggests they've found it.
70s-inspired spooky funk with Michael McDonald harmonies and Nile Rogers guitars
Recorded during a residential session at Migration Studios in Gloucestershire in February 2026, with overdubs and mixing finished at home, the single arrived on Halloween 2026 and wears its seasonal concept without making a fuss of it. The energy is relentless fast, driving, and coiled rather than loose and celebratory. It's funk that prioritizes momentum over swagger, which is an interesting call for a Halloween record; the spookiness lives in atmosphere and intent rather than any deliberate slackening of pace.
The vocal performance is where the McDonald influence lands most clearly, shifting between a clipped, rhythmic delivery and something more open and harmonized. Those harmonies give the song its shape without the track ever really easing up. A recurring high-register melodic motif threads through with an insistent, slightly eerie quality that earns the "spooky" tag more convincingly than any seasonal gimmick could.
Twenty-plus years in, the O'Keeffe brothers still sound like they're chasing something specific rather than settling for something comfortable and that restlessness suits them.
