Tag: songwriting

Something new from Micah Gilbert

I’m excited to announce the release of Wheel, my second new album of this autumn. (Hope you’ve been enjoying my last endeavour, Passing Places, which was released in August.)

Please check out these songs, and share the news with friends and family, and on social media.

You can find Wheel on all the major streaming services from November 7th, 2024: Spotify, Qobuz, Apple Music, Amazon, YouTube Music, etc.
Later in the year hard copy CDs will become available.

“Gilbert writes songs of depth that may jangle or strum, but hang on melody and lyrical strength.”
_{(Don Valentine, I Don’t Hear a Single blog)}

“What Gilbert does, he does well. [. . .] distinct and memorable melodies and intelligent lyrics within the same song [. . .] [He is] someone who actually writes and sings with intelligence but doesn’t forget that the key element of pop is melody.”
_{(Bruce Folkerth, Flagpole)}

_{Thanks to Kevyn Smith for his contribution to the electric guitars on “Ordinary Day”.}

A new album by Micah Gilbert

Today marks the release of my first new album since 2017.

Hope you’ll give these songs a listen, and share the news with friends and family, and on social media.

You can find Passing Places on all the major streaming services from August 2nd, 2024: Spotify, Qobuz, Apple Music, Amazon, YouTube Music, etc.
Later in the year hard copy CDs will become available.

“Gilbert writes songs of depth that may jangle or strum, but hang on melody and lyrical strength.”
_{(Don Valentine, I Don’t Hear a Single blog)}

“What Gilbert does, he does well. [. . .] distinct and memorable melodies and intelligent lyrics within the same song [. . .] [He is] someone who actually writes and sings with intelligence but doesn’t forget that the key element of pop is melody.”
_{(Bruce Folkerth, Flagpole)}

_{Thanks to Paul Syme and Megan Sahara for their musical contributions, and to Marion Boddy-Evans for the cover artwork.}