Nathaniel Paul’s new album, “Turpentine” is a breath of fresh air from the sameness we face in todays culture. What sets this album apart is that it creates an atmosphere of individuality and creativity through his enchanting voice, ranging from soulful crooning to powerful belting. Supported by perfect instrumentals and polished production values every song on the record is a testament to his musical ability.
But what makes “Turpentine” so mind-bendingly brilliant is its self-reflective lyricism; throughout these tracks there are hints at finding oneself and understanding where you fit into a world which seems only capable of thinking collectively. The name of this work echoes back to when people believed that all problems could be solved with turpentine — it serves as a metaphor for living in an age full of misinformation.
To sum up my thoughts on Turpentine by Nathaniel Paul: it’s genius. It challenges us to be different in a world that wants everyone the same, captivates with strong vocals layered over top-notch production values, and forces listeners think about their own lives while listening. This is surefire hit among fans worldwide!
