Liam Singer 'Stranger I Know' Reviewed by The Sunday Experience

“Okay we lied – more loveliness fro the hidden shoal stable – frankly we couldn’t resist this – culled from his current set ‘arc iris’ which should be available at all decent and discerning record emporiums near you and if not then just a click away on that there interweb facility, ’stranger I know’ is the latest single from Liam Singer – who as described by the press release is ’a Queens based chamber pop experimentalist’. now this honey kookily bumbles along to a delightfully lolloping tip toe like springing string serenade and a distractively cute crooked time signature that pushes and pulls giving way to a playful charm that suggests it was hatched in a nursery room, add to that the choral arrangements, the twinkling bell chimes and the peek a boo wind instrumentations which eventually all collide and collude to adorn the listening space in enchantment, in short beautifully crafted pastoral pop whittled together in a classical handicraft and turn by an archaic melodic tongue, fans of Serafina Steer and the like will swoon a tad.”

– The Sunday Experience