On 'Seventy,' Paul Kelly Delivers Thoughtful Vintage Folk
Paul Kelly’s latest album, Seventy, reflects both his prolific artistry and the emotional resonance of reaching the age referenced in its title. This record continues his exploration of expressive, rootsy folk with a timeless quality.
Alongside this release, several other notable projects in contemporary folk and jazz have emerged, highlighting the vitality of these genres.
- Singer-songwriter Terry Klein shares his most compelling collection of songs in Hill Country Folk Music.
- Pianist Aaron Parks returns to acoustic jazz with his bold new quartet on By All Means.
- The Mommyheads weave a poetic story of love and mortality in No Quietus.
- Portugal. The Man evokes striking imagery amid frenetic sound on SHISH.
“Well the night has come.”
Author’s Summary
A reflection on Paul Kelly’s new album Seventy and other standout folk and jazz releases that showcase emotional depth and creative renewal.