English musician Peter Hall tries his hand at baroque pop with his new single Move On Sunshine. He did a fine job acting as his backing vocalist, stacking layer-upon-layer, acting as a flowing cloak for his guitar playing. The latter may come off as simple, but good luck figuring out what he exactly did there.
English musician Peter Hall is coping with the undeniable fact that he is getting older on his new single We Are Dreams, a song that could be mistaken for a long lost Eighties power ballad. When push comes to shove, reaching a more advanced age is not a bad thing. And with eyes closed age is just a number, with the mind as enabler to conjure up one's younger image.
Love songs are served in a couple flavours. The ones celebrating, the ones longing for the other one to reciprocate, and the ones when it all ends. English musician Peter Hall makes it abudantly clear in which category his new single Afterlove belongs. It is just him and his acoustic guitar, with some studio trickery to enable him to act as his own backing vocalist.
He is still stumbling in the dark, wondering what the hell happened. Reasoning with his own emotions is not much help either, because there is no cure for heartbreak.
English musician Peter Hall offers a superb mix of art-rock and baroque-pop as a cure for heartbreak and other mishaps on his new album About Last Night. With top-shelf dynamics and a good ear for infectious melodies, he tries to lead the way back to the light. Sadly enough, the other party doesn't appear to be willing to give in to his pleas.
Trying to make amends with a prospective significant other who chooses to ignore songs like Nothing Happens and The Autumn Stone has been futile exercise so far, but it will strike chord with anyone who is going to the early stage of a breakup. Hall is looking for healing through his music, a self-prescribed cure without the nasty side-effects of booze or other means to cope.
