On “Seventy,” Paul Kelly Delivers Thoughtful Vintage Folk
Paul Kelly’s new album “Seventy” reflects both his prolific artistry and the emotional weight of reaching the milestone age referenced in its title. The record offers a collection of songs steeped in reflective, vintage-flavored folk that explores themes of time, memory, and perspective.
“Well the night has come.”
Beyond Kelly’s work, other artists continue to bring fresh energy to folk and jazz traditions. Singer-songwriter Terry Klein presents an engaging set of songs on “Hill Country Folk Music,” while pianist Aaron Parks returns to acoustic jazz with his bold quartet on “By All Means.” The Mommyheads explore the intertwined beauty and tragedy of love and mortality in “No Quietus,” and Portugal. The Man delivers vivid sonic imagery on “SHISH.” Meanwhile, Fulton Lights blends classic soul inspiration with dreamy indie rock tones in their latest performance.
Summary
Paul Kelly’s “Seventy” merges introspection and musical legacy, reaffirming his enduring presence in contemporary folk while celebrating life’s creative continuum.
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