Alex Hulme - There Was A Boy

Review by Conner Ross

Alex Hulme's album "There Was A Boy" is a delightful exploration of folk-rock and acoustic pop. The album is a charming blend of storytelling and musicality that transports the listener to a world of nostalgia and warmth. Alex's voice is soothing and emotive, and his lyrics are heartfelt and relatable.

The album opens with "The Start", a cheerful and upbeat track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The songs that follow are a mix of introspective ballads and lively anthems that showcase Alex's versatility as a musician. "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" is a standout track that showcases Alex's storytelling prowess, while "Falling Out Of Love" is a poignant song about heartbreak and moving on.

The production on the album is excellent, with each instrument and element carefully crafted to create a cohesive and polished sound. The arrangements are simple yet effective, allowing Alex's voice and lyrics to take center stage.

Summary by Conner Ross

"There Was A Boy" is a charming and heartfelt album that showcases Alex Hulme's talent as a singer-songwriter. It is a must-listen for anyone who enjoys folk-rock and acoustic pop.