"Looking For Someone To Blame". New album from the Paul Poulton Project. 12 tracks bristling with rhythm, engaging hooks and evocative lyrics. Real-life songs from real life as we live it. It's gritty, glorious and grooves along with some melodic guitar work, creative drumming and some rather nice tunes to boot!
"Terrific tunes, really great stuff man!" Kyle Schweikhard
"I really enjoy your writing skills and great sounds. You are a breath of fresh air!" Mark W. Schmidt
"Great sound, love the descending motif in the solo...cool...Stay inspired..." Viv Neville
"My favourite track is "Don't Blame Me". Great song" Ken Barclay
"You guys have a great sound. I was listening to you all this morning.Love the sound!!!!!" Mindy
"We're looking forward to the new album. Really enjoyed what we've heard so far!" Robin and Helen Thompson
"loved married people... really different... almost Prince like vocal tight harmony vibe... love it!" Yazz (the pop star)
"Paul gives 'food for thought' ". Geoff Howlett BBC Radio Humberside
"10/10 Excellent" Hans Mair 'Radio Osttirol'
"a batch of great songs"
"an excellent album all round"
"The songs really groove well....topped with Paul's inimitable vocal style"
"I saw The Paul Poulton Project earlier this year along with over 1,000 other people... in Sheffield and I'm pleased to say that this album is every bit as good as the live performances"
Praise is a hidden doorway in the world, which enables us to see things outside of the universe. This look at praise takes some surprising turns and gives us insight into heaven, hell, the world we live in and our own souls.
Paul has written for magazines, web sites and now his first book is available. If you enjoy Paul's song lyrics then you will find the same concise style in "Fishing for Praise".
'Fishing For Praise' is also available from US publishers Wipf and Stock - www.wipfandstock.com
"attempts have been made to graft contemporary elements into the Christmas carols but few have done it as brilliantly"
"I've a gut feeling that this little gem could turn out to be Paul's best ever selling album."
"a stunning makeover"
"effortless groove provided by the trio throughout"
"crack rhythm section playing some good songs with catchy hooks"
"he's an excellent guitarist"
"Poulton's quirky humour ("Abraham gave a meal to his angels/I wondered, should I offer mine some toast?") helps get his point across."
"Funny, faith-building, fantastic!
Like a breath of fresh air on a stuffy night.
Lyrics 10
Music 10"
"Singer/songwriter Poulton's seventh release is an impressive collection."
"Rhythm and blues is the predominant flavour, but reggae creeps into the sharply observational 'Flaky People', a track which has gained radio airplay Stateside"
"Flaky is a well put-together set from an experienced and talented artist"
"The band work up some fairly infectious rhythms"
"take a bit of Bob Dylan, mix in some Charlie Peacock and you're not a million miles away"
"Too many instrumental projects are sterile and soulless; this is alive, and all the better for it"
"always with excellent technique, and even more importantly, with feeling"
"superb uncluttered arrangements and stratospheric backing vocals"
"I found this album quite compulsive listening. Yes I was impressed...Mr Poulton moves through R&B, funk, reggae and country blues with apparent ease."
"Great production"
"packed with clever musical and lyrical touches"
"exploding secular values with devastating effect"
"Paul's great strength is he crafts songs that say more in a stanza than most songsmiths can manage in an album"
"his taste for skanking rhythms shows through here"
"it is obvious from hearing Paul... that he really takes time over lyrics"
"The overall effect is an arty, brooding slab of music"
""You're Just A Ghost" echoes the CSLewis idea ( in the Great Divorce )"
"The songs have something of a gentle, bluesy touch and score heavily in the area of complex, penetrating lyrics"