On 'Seventy,' Paul Kelly Delivers More Thought-Provoking Vintage-Flavored Folk
Marking both his prolific output and the significance of reaching the milestone referenced in its title, Paul Kelly's album Seventy arrives as a compelling addition to his body of work. The record continues to showcase his signature style, blending vintage folk influences with thoughtful and reflective songwriting.
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"As much a result of his own prolific nature as the moving effect of reaching the milestone referenced in the album title, Paul Kelly's Seventy arrives hot."
Seventy confirms Paul Kelly’s ability to keep delivering heartfelt and vintage-flavored folk music that resonates deeply, even at this milestone in his career.