Rhymes for Rainy Days
© Copyright-Matt Williams
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Record Label: The Brigadier
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As a sort of sequel or perhaps prequel to last years seasonal EP \'6 Christmas tales...\', The Brigadier cooks up a new 6 track collection of Autumn flavoured songs ranging from uptempo stompers (Whatever happened to the Autumn?, To go on Holiday), to reflective and atmospheric ballads (The Same old Sunday, No one\'s ever here to see). The perfect antidote for the increasing lack of daylight...
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A ray of sun in a cloudy sky
author: Virginie
The Brigadier is a rainbow, each of his albums is a color that brightens every music lover's heart. That new seasonal EP is a proof that The Brigadier has nothing to prove. His talent is innate and unlikely to change. Thank you, Matt.
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Autumn Leaves
author: Ismet Mustafic
A concept EP! Well sort of, in that the mood and lyrics of these songs deal with the varied facets of the bittersweet season. Musically, The Brigadier maintains his high standard for pop-rock writing. Check it out. . . you won't be disappointed.
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Again....and again!!!
author: Ellnah
Wow...Matt \"The Supertalented Brigadier\" made it -again!!!!
Anoter perfect mix of catchy humorous songs like To go on Holiday and Whatever happened to the Autumn , to ADORABLY sweet and soft ballads like The Same old Sunday and No ones\'s ever here to see.I particullary like the last two...Mmmm!
I light a candle..I sit down... smile ... and I want to listen to these songs all over again ...and again....!!!!
THANKS MATT!
xox,Ellnah
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A pop production dream!
author: S.R.
Simultaneously dreamy, upbeat, and bittersweet EP. Take a bit of George Harrison-ish guitar work, some Pink Floyd atmospherics, some Odessey and Oracle-era Zombies keyboard sounds, and tie it together with a mid-90s Trash Can Sinatras sort of production and... Well, it still doesn\'t sound exactly like any of those things. I\'m still trying to wrap my head around the gorgeousness of the production here. All I know is that I thoroughly enjoy it, and this is yet another excellent release by The Brigadier!
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