The ever-unlimited creativity of Peter Dulborough reaches sensational new heights this month, as the Deluxe Edition of his deeply moving and boldly eclectic album The Music of the Stars releases.
From complex and evocative piano compositions to spoken theatrical segments, musical theatre and poetry-like readings, The Music of the Stars is a fascinating original take, and builds upon a uniquely enthralling adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s beloved classic The Little Prince. Though the connections are central, the album marks a fine introduction to the joys of both artists, for anyone with a passion for neo-classical, full-band playful and moving cinematic folk and pop.
It’s a hugely diverse album, in short, from the opening power of Overture, through Time To Blossom and All Alone in the Dessert, to ultimately unforgettable gems of joy like Draw Me A Sheep and Song of the Boa, then onwards, into the softer strings and contemplative serenity of works like Sunset Theme.
Without question, you’ve not experienced an album quite like this before, and the musical vibrancy, the fullness and colour, the stories and sentiments, all hold you captive and calmed throughout a brilliantly extensive 27 tracks of sheer imaginative escapism.
Album out June 29th – Pre-save here. Find Peter Dulborough on Instagram & Facebook.
