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Track: Hobart’s Caelo releases the dreamy soundscapes of ‘Someday’.

  • April 21, 2023
  • Arun Kendall
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Gently drifting over ambulant guitars, the velvety crooning of Abe Parsons under the moniker Caelo is immersive and enchanting. Simple instrumentation augmented by local guitar hero Jethro Pickett on pedal steel guitar and a gentle piano refrain from Chris McGuinness-Terry help create a dreamy pillow base for Caelo’s anthemic melody to rest – music that is delicate, vulnerable and ultimately beautiful:

This is Caelo’s fifth single and clear evidence of a prodigious talent emerging from the deep south. ‘Someday’ is out now and available to stream and download here.

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