Park, Patrick / Everyone's In Everyone
| Album: | Everyone's In Everyone | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Park, Patrick | Added: | Sep 2007 | |
| Label: | (No Label Information) | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2008-02-10 | Pull Date: | 2008-04-13 |
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| Week Ending: | Apr 13 | Apr 6 | Mar 30 | Mar 23 | Mar 9 | Mar 2 | Feb 24 | Feb 17 |
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| Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 3 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Jul 08, 2011: | Time Traveler
Here We Are |
4. | Apr 08, 2008: | Time Traveler
Everyone's In Everyone |
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| 2. | Mar 19, 2010: | Time Traveler
Here We Are |
5. | Apr 02, 2008: | Time Traveler
Life Is A Song |
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| 3. | Apr 17, 2009: | Time Traveler
Here We Are |
6. | Mar 26, 2008: | Time Traveler
Life Is A Song |
Album Review
Witz
Reviewed 2008-02-04
Reviewed 2008-02-04
Patrick Park - Everyone's In Everyone Reviewed by Witz
Melodic acoustic folk. Los Angeles singer/songwriter Patrick Park puts together a cohesive collection of melodic folk on this, his third full-length album. In the style of Matt Costa, Elliott Smith, and Nick Drake, and drawing some roots from Bob Dylan and James Taylor, Park creates songs that seem entirely self-contained, with a thoughtfulness and mood all their own. They aren't overly complex, but they each do their part to create an enjoyable and interesting album. FCC CLEAN.
**1) Acoustic guitar, thoughtful lyrics, warm sound. Gets bigger at end. Best known from "The OC" finale. (3:50)
2) Soft, waltzing rhythm. Vocals a little like Coldplay, but more country. (3:44)
*3) Faster acoustic guitar picking and floating vocals over the top. Good chorus. Very Matt Costa-like. (3:09)
4) Ballad type song. Soft and lilting. Nice electric guitar accents. (3:35)
5) Moody and rolling. (4:10)
*6) Arcing vocals, catchy chorus, rolling guitars and harmonica. (4:29)
7) Darker vocals and guitar. Sounds like Dispatch. (3:39)
8) Slow and brooding. (3:07)
9) Mid-tempo, more country feel, big catchy chorus. (3:43)
10) Bluesy, darker. Long, drawn out vocals mixed in. Hypnotic. (3:21)
**11) Up-tempo, contemplative, finger-picking. (3:37)
Melodic acoustic folk. Los Angeles singer/songwriter Patrick Park puts together a cohesive collection of melodic folk on this, his third full-length album. In the style of Matt Costa, Elliott Smith, and Nick Drake, and drawing some roots from Bob Dylan and James Taylor, Park creates songs that seem entirely self-contained, with a thoughtfulness and mood all their own. They aren't overly complex, but they each do their part to create an enjoyable and interesting album. FCC CLEAN.
**1) Acoustic guitar, thoughtful lyrics, warm sound. Gets bigger at end. Best known from "The OC" finale. (3:50)
2) Soft, waltzing rhythm. Vocals a little like Coldplay, but more country. (3:44)
*3) Faster acoustic guitar picking and floating vocals over the top. Good chorus. Very Matt Costa-like. (3:09)
4) Ballad type song. Soft and lilting. Nice electric guitar accents. (3:35)
5) Moody and rolling. (4:10)
*6) Arcing vocals, catchy chorus, rolling guitars and harmonica. (4:29)
7) Darker vocals and guitar. Sounds like Dispatch. (3:39)
8) Slow and brooding. (3:07)
9) Mid-tempo, more country feel, big catchy chorus. (3:43)
10) Bluesy, darker. Long, drawn out vocals mixed in. Hypnotic. (3:21)
**11) Up-tempo, contemplative, finger-picking. (3:37)
Track Listing
| 1. | Life Is A Song | 7. | Pawn Song | |||
| 2. | Time For Moving On | 8. | Saint With A Fever | |||
| 3. | Here We Are | 9. | One Body Breaks | |||
| 4. | Stay With Me Tomorrow | 10. | There's A Darkness | |||
| 5. | Arrive Like A Whisper | 11. | Everyone's In Everyone | |||
| 6. | Nothing's Lost | . |