RADAR: Luke Sital-Singh
Monday, July 30, 2012 at 3:02PM
Blissful folk hymns that fall somewhere between the acoustic pomp of Damien Rice and the moody falsetto laments of Justin "Bon Iver" Vernon are the stock in trade of 24-year-old Londoner Luke Sital-Singh. Lead track "Fail For Your" is a harmonious choral masterwork that has turned a number of critical heads ("knocked out" says the usually unflappable Paul Lester of The Guardian, "a real beauty") and Sital-Singh's has become something of an unsigned alt/folk indie buzzfest in England. And for good reason: "Fail" is a brilliant and perfectly crafted gem. But there's also more to like on Sital-Singh's debut 3-track EP and with anyone who says "I like showing off" we've only begun to scratch the creative surface.
Luke Sital-Singh - "Fail For You"
Luke Sital-Singh - "You Love You Love"
Reader Comments (2)
This guy in incredible.
There will be many superlatives for this young man and his talent. Whatever the adjectives get your bum on a seat in front of him if you want to experience the loveliest fragrance of tone harmony and sheer genius in the blending of song with feeling you will find anywhere on the planet. Go now in haste before a seat will cost $200 to see him live. Plainly the most beautiful male voice singing non classical music in the world today.