First review of Winter’s run now posted by Big Heart Sounds

‘Each CD of Johns reveals a different side to his talents, no more so than on “Winters run”

In this collection he has kept to minimal instrumentation so the whole album has an overall intimate atmosphere.

The vocal is rich, mellow and understated and given room from the space it has in the mix, so it almost floats over the blend of classical/jazz/folk melodies.

Lyrics are rich in description and many sound almost like you are being gently told a story beside the fire by candle light (In 1963/ Deo Gratias)!

John continues to push his musical muscle and the CD is full of twists and turns in its musiciality, with some very lovely choices of chord sequences (Snowman’s Lament).

Production is excellent, recorded at Mooncalf Studios, which is nestled in the shoulder of Draycot UK surrounded by inspiring countryside. Working with the very skilled hands of engineer Nick Beere, the sounds is crystal clear and mixed with care.

John has been able to find a way of pleasing both the emotional and intelligent requirements of the listener, writing music that seems familiar and friendly, but hiding the clever and complex ideas that lay underneath.’

Nick Weaver    Aug 2018

 

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Winter’s run will be released on 5th October

One thought on “First review of Winter’s run now posted by Big Heart Sounds

  1. Congratulations on a rave review from the cognoscenti ! J

    On Sun, 19 Aug 2018 at 13:24, The official website of John Cullimore wrote:

    > johncullimore posted: ” ‘Each CD of Johns reveals a different side to his > talents, no more so than on “Winters run” In this collection he has kept to > minimal instrumentation so the whole album has an overall intimate > atmosphere. The vocal is rich, mellow and understated and gi” >

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