A happy EP for giving you the wind beneath your wings

Bonjour
I'm a songwriter from London. I have recently released my first album 'Keep a Private Room Behind the Shop'. Find out more here.
I also have a bespoke song service so if you want a song written for you/anyone/anything then find out more right here.
A large number (about 43) of my older songs are now very downloadable for FREE from this place over here.
CONTACT
I'm very much open to your thoughts/remarks/questions/projects/requests/proposals of marriage. Please send them to the address below...
[email protected]
REVIEWS
"The best album by a British male artist I've heard this year. A refreshing and captivating sound sculptor" -
(Paul Gambaccini, BBC Radio 2)
"This is a bold, stylistically intriguing effort brimming with understated creative intent which will almost certainly fuel your own imagination" (God is in the TV)
"Tom Rosenthal is a rare breed. A singer-songwriter who pens beautifully understated, intricately arranged and quirky tales about boys who struggle with tinned fish and people who read the Communist Manifesto in the tub to cheer themselves up" (Music OMH)
"A rare, overtalented specimen of youth" - (Libertine Magazine)
"An antidote to malice" - (Josie Long, BBC 6music)

Tom Rosenthal's second album 'Who's That In The Fog?' is the follow up to his critically acclaimed 1st album. 'Keep a Private Room Behind the Shop'.
Reviews
"A really wonderful record that sits apart from a lot of what is coming out of the UK right now' (Culture or Trash Review)
'These tracks, supplying knots of folk, jiggle-inducing melodies and crescendos of tingling string goodness. Equal parts gloom and merriment, with no end of sincerity, this album is the ideal accompaniment to crisp autumnal night" (Young Gold Teeth)
"An antidote to malice"(Josie Long, BBC 6 Music)
credits

Continuing about the album Tom says,“Denis Was A Bird is an album of songs reflecting on the death of my father, who died from Parkinson’s disease two years ago. I very much didn't want this record to be a doom album, but rather I wanted it to be a reflection of the process of grief, which has many euphoric and uplifting moments too. So the album starts with a very intimate song telling the story of the day my dad died, and it ends with a more ethereal concept of him being a bird. In between it journeys through a range of emotions, the album getting brighter and more celebratory (helped along by a 25-strong choir) as it progresses.”

Tom Rosenthal 是一位英国创作歌手和作曲家，他的音乐被评价为「短小精湛的流行歌曲」。手机消息、飞机轰鸣、街上的叫卖声......种种声音让 Tom 倍感嘈杂，于是他创造了单曲「All a Bit Too Loud」，化身耳人，希望让这个世界安静下来。