In the music video for Paul Willson’s “The Chase,” the viewer is confronted with a pleasant meld of past and present—further reinforcing the idea of duality that often appears throughout Willson’s wor
In the music video for Paul Willson’s “The Chase,” the viewer is confronted with a pleasant meld of past and present—further reinforcing the idea of duality that often appears throughout Willson’s work. His most recent (and third) album, Heaven Reaches, was actually in two parts: the first entitled Earth and the second Sky. The record was what Willson called a “spirited collaboration” between various musicians. As could be predicted by the album name, his sound is soft and mellow.
“The Chase” follows suit and is a smooth melody with a fitting video to accompany the sound. Intriguing and unique not only describe Willson’s style of music, but also the video which serves to visualize the song.
Willson is not only a solo musician, but also the monthly organizer for The Camel’s monthly singer-songwriter night where he brings together some of the city’s finest talents to showcase their latest work and original tunes.
Willson will perform and host The Camel’s Singer/Songwriter Night 3rd Anniversary event next Tuesday, 6/24.
Words by Sarah King
