Voices concert at the Odyssey Arena in Belfast, performing with the African Children's Choir and other young singers to a capacity audience of 8,000. He also played the lead role of Charles Charming in pantomime for the Bardic Theatre company in Northern Ireland. After parting with Mercury, he signed with the specialist Irish music label "Emerald". In October 2005, under the name "Malachi", he released his second album, Celtic Heartbeat (Where the Heart Is), consisting of traditional Irish songs. He has also recorded two songs which appear on George Best – The Tribute Album. On 18 February 2007, "Until We Meet Again", a song co-written by Cush and fellow Irish songwriter Don Maskill, was voted runner-up in the Eurosong 2007, the show to select Ireland's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2007. He released his third album New Day in November 2007 and was joined on the album tour by Joanne Cash, sister of Johnny Cash. Subsequently, Cash recorded a song co-written by Cush and Garth McConaghie at Amberville Studios and invited Cush out to Nashville to promote the song at the GMA week in April that year. Cush now works mainly in Northern Ireland, performing live and supporting many charitable projects. Presenting career After acting as guest presenter on BBC Radio Ulster, he received an award for most popular radio presenter 2005 and 2008. Cush presents a daily radio show, Six Cafe for Six FM and the Sunday Juke Box Show. Malachi currently works for UTV Belfast presenting The Seven Thirty Show and continues to enjoy a huge following for his music. Discography Albums Malachi released March 2003 (UMTV) Number 17 UK Track listing I Don't Know Why Fields Of Gold Just Say You Love Me All I Want is A Cup of Tea Baby I'm A Want You Amazed Have I Told You Lately Eyes of Blue The Dance Vincent Something How Can I Tell You You're The One (Featuring Sinéad Quinn) Shenandoah Celtic Heartbeat (Where The Heart Is) released October 2005 (Emerald) Track listing I Know My Love Spancil Hill Carrickfergus Who Are You John O'Dreams Lakes Of Ponchartrain She Moved Thru The Fair Galway Bay Cliffs of Dooneen Curragh Of Kildare Raggle Taggle Gypsy The Ferryman The Parting Glass Timeless Traditions released February 2009 Track Listing Young Matt Hyland Lovers' Heart Ned Of The Hill Step It Out Mary The Wild Goose The Donaghmore Exile Spanish