HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Paul Duncan, 23 years old and currently living in Atlanta, Georgia, is originally from East Texas. He attributes some characteristics of his music to his geographical and cultural roots in the South; he grew up on classic rock and country radio, watching the fields pass by the windows of his parents' station wagon. Paul's style references artists like Papa M, David Grubbs, Jim O'Rourke, Sam Prekop, Will Oldham, and Nick Drake. His current influences come from a wide range of styles and ...   [ read more ]

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At age 26 and in the flurry of NYC, Paul has created Be Careful What You Call Home. A mental score. A geographical response. The architecture of this record belongs almost anywhere, but it found itself at the source: "I began by wanting to hear and experience things that might take me out of a small town mentality - and I realized that small town experience is something that makes me exist," Paul said. Like To An Ambient Hollywood, his 2003 debut, Be Careful What You Call Home is homemade with a range of m...   [ read more ]

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Above The Trees breaks rank from its two predecessors both in impetus and craftsmanship. The album, which was written in a short three months and recorded in an even shorter week, was born from the ether of experience and beauty that finds its way through the dark. Above... drifts ashore as a series of removed, but reflexive short stories; clusters of pastoral, yet cosmic abstractions. Songs are broadcast like shifting entities: overcast dreams part to reveal mackerel skies as their characters become indig...   [ read more ]

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