Escape Into The Surreal Melancholy of Brian Hingerty’s ‘Storm’
Brian Hingerty has the rare ability to absorb his listeners completely into his world. With just gentle acoustics and a profound voice, he crafts a beautiful depth in our consciousness, emotions, and our perceptions. His contemplative style is one of those things that mark your mind and will always draw you back to it. ‘Storm’ is the latest release from Brian Hingerty. A tranquil soliloquy of a lonely man stuck indoors because of the storm. Listen Now!
Despite the formless flow of melody and narrative, there’s a vivid picture of dreary skies, gray walls, and a dry soul. The soft flakes of guitar strings settle around you like bird’s feathers. It is a surreal world. And somehow, between the daze and the melancholy, he loops us into his consciousness where time is arrested, emotions are empty, and the mind is slowly draining away. Listeners of Nick Drake, Joni Mitchell, and Hozier are sure to resonate with the suspended realities of this artist.
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