Album Notes

Entitled "Out With The Introspect", it is just that. A musical journey of deeper thoughts and emotions true to a solo effort. Self-produced, written, and engineered, this album tapped into avenues of musical direction not quite exploited within his last band, the Ryecatchers. Still staying true to his major British background of influences, you can hear the Beatles melodic inspirations, blasting out with the power of brit-pop-Oasis stadium thunder. But it wouldn't be complete without some 80's new-wave grooves and tones. Bands from this era are deeply routed in Paul's psyche, being an 80's child, and as current bands today have revived the new-wave-ish sounds (killers,franz, ect..) it was perfect timing for Paul to tap into those influences. As McCartney tends to be a massive influence in Paul's life, it doesn't go unnoticed with big piano ballads, tapping on the 'maybe I'm amazed' zone whilst ending with epic David Gilmore-esque guitar solos. Overall, a large soundscape of feelings,tones,grooves and power emerge from this album, driving and satisfying Paul's urge to be, 'out with the introspect'.