Well-seasoned musician Peter Olsen is ready to please his fans once again with his charming new EP ‘Songs of Love and Death’ featuring mesmerizing compositions.
The blissful tonal elegance of country and folk genres has never failed to give my mind the desired serenity with its rich elemental substances. I have been a fan of eminent musician Peter Olsen’s idyllic soundscape for some time and never miss the opportunity to experience his acoustic delicacy. His latest EP ‘Songs of Love and Death’ engulfed my heart with a set of five vibrant majestic creations entitled as ‘Daydream’, ‘Why Don’t You Stay’, ‘Setback’, ‘Take It All Away’, and ‘Watching Over You’ with their rejuvenating melodic treatment. The thoughtful and creative chord arrangements led to the creation of one of the greatest sonic experiences of my life.
Hailing from Melbourne, Australia, working under the production house Distrokid, Peter Olsen utilizes all his instrumental insights in his masterpiece EP ‘Songs of Love and Death’ which accumulates rhythmically opulent and lyrically charming wondrous compositions. The harmonic and lyrical majesty of the songs left a great impact on my mind which was rather magnified by his angelic and exotic vocal dexterity. The multi-talented singer/songwriter has gained a vast and avid fan base swiftly climbing the popularity chart. I was ecstatic to find that he has over 200 TV music placements, including House Hunters, BBC News, and The Bachelor. Make sure to visit his website and follow him on Spotify, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Hughes Nelson is a contributing writer for Daily Music Roll. He also runs few other blogs, where he analyzes pop, hip-hop, and other music too seriously. Hughes reviews the music on daily basis and magnanimously indulges, encourages, and even participates in music discussion worldwide.
