Listen: Paul James project – “Talk to me in silence”

A new heart path from Paul James Project“Talk to me in silence” provides an increasing contemplation of the permanent influence of parents’ positive and child’s relationships and the time of time deaths. “When you are a child, your father can look giant for you in many ways,” says Paul. “They are your hero. It is a tragic thing to see them get sick and reverse these roles. The song is an expression of those conflicting feelings, while honoring the magic of everything it means. My father missed you.”

Gangly Guitars provides an immediate accessible possibility, which is built in “When I was just a boy”, a lyrical restoration. The comparisons of the individual’s father with a giant similarity affect emotionally, as they pick up the eloquence of the huge role of parents on their children. A sad, but real perspective arises to side, transmits how the role of the Chargé d’Affairs – who passes from the father to the child – can be brutally following the father’s disease, although mutual love is confirmed as well.

Production from the product nominated by Grammy Chris Potter provides a great melodic charm all the time, starting with the harmonious upgrading “there will be tomorrow”, brightness in the verses to an effective radiance of the title. “Tell me with your eyes, talk to me in silence.” Singing groans during this exciting central choir to restart-and they are brilliantly transmitted how some love feelings and ties, especially between the father and the son, do not need words to express them. “Speak to Me in Silence” is an echo of sincere writing from Paul James Project.