On 'Seventy,' Paul Kelly Delivers More Thought-Provoking Vintage Flavored Folk
Paul Kelly presents his latest collection Seventy, a reflection on reaching a personal milestone that deepens his already prolific body of work. His songwriting blends introspective storytelling with rich, folk-rooted melodies, evoking a timeless and contemplative atmosphere.
“Well the night has come.”
The album carries a vintage charm and emotional depth that showcase Kelly’s maturity as both a lyricist and composer, demonstrating his ability to turn life's transitions into songs filled with warmth and wisdom.
Other Featured Artists
- Terry Klein explores his strongest set of heartfelt songs on Hill Country Folk Music.
- Jazz pianist Aaron Parks revisits acoustic soundscapes with his new quartet on By All Means.
- The Mommyheads weave a poetic story of love and loss on No Quietus.
- Portugal. The Man paints vivid scenes over energetic distortion on SHISH.
- Fulton Lights merges classic soul influences with dreamy indie rock tones.
Author’s Summary
Paul Kelly’s Seventy stands as a graceful folk journey, balancing reflection and vitality while reaffirming his legacy as one of modern music’s great storytellers.