Album Of The Week

"Nolan McKelvey's 'How Small We Are' växer för varje genomlyssning, och är ett vackert album med en handfull sköna sånger, smakfullt framförda av Nolan och hans musiker."

- Tony Berg / Baretta Magazine -

"Här bjuder Nolan McKelvey på musik som är för bra för att inte upptäckas. Gör det nu är min varmaste rekommendation."

- Torbjörn Berlin / Berlin Calling -

"Det är ingen dröm utan en verklighet som Nolan McKelvey besitter kunskaper om. Och ger den en berättande struktur, ett narrativ där hans perspektiv som bard beskriver sin värld för oss lyssnare. En underbar samling sånger att ta till mig som lyssnare."

- Micheles Kindh / Blaskan -

"In the vastness of the universe, we may be small, but like Walt Whitman's 'A Song Of Myself', in his songs of joy and sadness, love and loss,Nolan McKelvey reminds us that we contain multitudes."

- Mike Davies / Fatea Magazine -

"This is a very strong statement of the talent behind the songwriting, and the performance skills of Nolan McKelvey, and certainly someone that you should investigate further."

- Paul McGee / Lonesome Highway -

"I notice again how outside the daily mainstream and advertised alleged super acts such musicians like Nolan McKelvey can be found, who truly deserve to finally open the doors to their talents."

- Wolfgang Giese / Musik An Sich -

"Nolan McKelvey's new album is for lovers of introspective americana, lyric driven folk, and albums that whisper rather than shout. 'How Small We Are' is a record that you don't put on for the hooks, but for the layered tranquility and the literary expressiveness."

- Fred Pach / Muziekwereld -

"We have been following US singer songwriter Nolan McKelvey from Arizona since 2010, when he released his album 'A Matter Of Time'. We then concluded that his best work is yet to come. Well, his newest record, 'How Small We Are', can easily be called his best work, containing 10 great songs and very beautiful music from the 1st note to the last one, 40 minutes long."

- Valére Sampermans / Rootstime -

"With a gentle voice, Nolan McKelvey prepare his songs done in mostly mid to up tempo beat with an insightful lyrical approach."

- Branimir Lokner / Time Machine Music -