Name: All The Little Lights
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Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)

All The Little Lights

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Album: All The Little Lights
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Things That Stop You Dreaming	More Info...
2)	Let Her Go	More Info...
3)	Staring at the Stars	More Info...
4)	All the Little Lights	More Info...
5)	The Wrong Direction	More Info...
6)	Circles	More Info...
7)	Keep on Walking	More Info...
8)	Patient Love	More Info...
9)	Life's for the Living	More Info...
10)	Holes	More Info...
11)	Feather on the Clyde	More Info...
12)	I Hate	More Info...

Album: All The Little Lights
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Things That Stop You Dreaming	More Info...
2)	Let Her Go	More Info...
3)	Staring at the Stars	More Info...
4)	All the Little Lights	More Info...
5)	The Wrong Direction	More Info...
6)	Circles	More Info...
7)	Keep on Walking	More Info...
8)	Patient Love	More Info...
9)	Life's for the Living	More Info...
10)	Holes	More Info...
11)	Feather on the Clyde	More Info...
12)	I Hate	More Info...

Performer Notes

Personnel: Mike Rosenberg (vocals, acoustic guitar); Stuart Hunter (piano, keyboards, synthesizer); Cameron Undy (upright bass, electric bass); Stu Larsen, Georgia Mooney (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Chris Vallejo.
Recording information: Linear Studios, Sydney (10/26/2011); The Borderline, London (10/26/2011).
All the Little Lights, the third long-player from Mike Rosenberg, better known as the founder, vocalist, songwriter, and driving force behind English folk-rock outfit Passenger, continues in the vein of 2010's Flight of the Crow, offering up another evocative collection of heartfelt, largely acoustic, indie folk gems that invoke names like Coldplay, Van Morrison, Villagers, Mumford & Sons, and even Neil Young. Recorded once again in Australia, All the Little Lights represents an evolution in both Rosenberg's songwriting and his overall sound, maintaining the emotional intimacy of his previous outings while introducing a bigger and bolder production style.

Professional Reviews

Paste (magazine) - "The use of strings in opener 'Things That Stop You Dreaming,' as well as the banjos and horns in 'Staring at the Stars' give the album a wider range of musical depth."