paul turner

Paul Turner: Another World [Album Review]

Ron Trembath
May 24, 2010May 23, 2010

Paul Turner has returned with a new batch of his classic soft spoken acoustic melodies made for bohemians and monks alike. This Australian-bred songwriter doesnâ€™t stray too far from the comfort zone he developed on his previous release, Clear Blue. But Another World does seem a bit darker in a lyrical sense. His words contain questions that have no answers, as well as answers that are never questioned. Although the direction of this album has not skewed into a new direction, it is still a huge leap forward with a well perfected easy listening oriented diagram. Read More »Paul Turner: Another World [Album Review]

Paul Turner: Clear Blue [Album Review]

Ron Trembath
February 16, 2009April 11, 2009

There are many aspects about Paul Turner’s bluesy folk that have been heard before. But, many of these characteristics are truly from his own inspiration. And with a deep throated vocal capacity and a nature-inspired collection of guitar melodies, this Australian born singer/songwriter has created a superb collection of artistically inclined tracks with his debut album Clear Blue. Read More »Paul Turner: Clear Blue [Album Review]