Greg Friedman - Souls of Passing Feet
**Wonkavision Magazine - "Friedman’s melodies always, always work well within his keys, guitar, drum mix to create a pop rock feel straight from Earlimart’s map, and Jurado’s gear box...an enjoyable ride in every possible way."
** PopMatters *- "Friedman delivers a lot of quality songs on this impressive, thoughtful album..."
** North County Times - "San Diego’s Greg Friedman writes songs of a disarming charm that only grows each time you listen...Friedman’s singing [has] got a kind of neutrality about it, like Paul McCartney’s lead vocal on the Beatles’ ’Blackbird’."
** San Diego City Beat - "Good shit, front to back."
** Music Matters - "…a force to be reckoned with."
** San Diego Troubadour - "...this CD stands among the best. It’s a gem."
We often compare exciting new artists to other musicians when describing their music. But rarely are they linked to such an array of musical genius and varied genres as Greg Friedman, whose debut record, Souls of Passing Feet, has been compared to Elliot Smith, The Beatles, Nick Drake, Weezer, Harry Nilsson, and Evan Dando, among others.
It isn't so much that Friedman sounds like all of these artists. Instead, it's the quality of his compositions that puts him in the company of some of the greatest songwriters of our time. Souls of Passing Feet deftly walks the fine line between rock and pop, sensitivity and recklessness, personal exploration and humorous deprecation, and the result is an album that is quickly becoming one of Southern California's most talked about new records.
