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"...one thing that appeals to me about Greg Murray's music is it is *not* commercial per se, but unique and independent and has the excellent qualities that bland commercialized music does not have..." Frederick Moe

" His is a whispered voice of fluttering lullabies and lo-fi atmospherics. These tender urban folk tales, talk of loss and vulnerability, from the spooked bossa nova beat of "Go honey" to "No Pretending", the unsettling soundtrack to Mrs Robinson's secret affair. His carefully constructed bedroom symphonies are built up using layers of sound stop/start time signatures and quirky instrumentation, each shot through with a pop sensibility and an ear for melody that shines. Think Sparklehorse, Simon & Garfunkel, Grandaddy, Neil Young, Mercury Rev, The Red House Painters...think…Greg Murray." Wayne Denfy

“Beautiful melancholy folk-pop. I love especially the heartbreaking title track, so much so with it's slow but irresistible vocals and the sparse but heartbeating rhythm. It' s really one of the best tracks I have ever heard. I hope you release more of this kind of music - as soon as possible.” Michael Pfeiffer

"Greg Murray's songs embody everything I enjoy about indie music - deeply felt lyrics, inventive melodies, songs that keep playing in your head long after the first listen." Frederick Moe

“A velvet voice meets the spleen of a woody orchestration Greg Murray, fed at the 60’s pop-folk songwriting, releases some extremely sweet ballads with a shade of a melancholic mood a touch of delicacy in a world of brutes.” Dave Heaton

"Greg Murray introduces himself as a songwriter with the remarkable talent of hitting you with raw emotion while caressing you with some of the loveliest pop melodies and vocals you'll ever hear. Singing sometimes with a croon, sometimes with a whisper, Murray adds a delicate touch to his melodic songs about love and loneliness. These are some of the crispest, most pristine recordings you'll hear of heartfelt intimacy." Edward Yung

"Greg Murray is to become a household name, and I can't stress this enough, for his songs are marvelously melancholy but at the same time optimistic and sometimes even up-beat. Buy this record quick, since I assume that they will be fast out of print." David Serra