Tag: paul cafcae
East Meets West: the creative cultural collision that is Paul Cafcae
With his latest album, Scarlet and Sparks, dropping even as you read this, it is the perfect time to sit down and find out more about...
Scarlet and Sparks – Paul Cafcae (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
The great thing about coming to an album where the artist has already released a fair number of the tracks as singles is that...
Devil’s Right Hand – Paul Cafcae (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
I like Paul Cafcae when he weaves folky nuances through more intricate landscapes, erring on the side of the subtle and supple to make his music....
Eileen – Paul Cafcae (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
I love the way that Paul Cafcae can run all over the musical landscape, but irrespective of what genres he is hopping through, what sounds and...
Fresh Wind Blowing – Paul Cafcae (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
I love how Paul Cafcae manages to push his music toward recognizable sounds and styles, buffers up against their borders, but stops short of fully committing...
Lyrical – Paul Cafcae (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
If previous singles such as “The Rider” and “You Cannot Get To Heaven” showed us Paul Cafcae’s more rock and roll side, here he waxes...
You Cannot Get To Heaven – Paul Cafcae (reviewed by Dave...
Social commentary, sideways looks at the world, and rhetorical questions about all aspects of life have never been far below the surface of many...
The Rider – Paul Cafcae (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
If “Banks of Marble” was a song infused with social commentary and discussions around class and inequality, Paul Cafcae’s new one, “The Rider,” is a...
Banks of Marble – Paul Cafcae (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
I guess the question here is not why Paul Cafcae would choose to look to the past to find inspiration for his latest single, “Banks of...
Paul Cafcae aims to reinvent union songs of the last century...
On May 10 Paul Cafcae unveils the first single, "Banks of Marble'' from his upcoming 5th studio album that has been in the works...
Sophisticated – Paul Cafcae (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
There is something ironic about songs like Sophisticated, at least from a journalistic point off view. Because of the understatement and space that such...
