Singer-Songwriter Alex Paclin Shares Jazz-Inspired Ballad “Tomorrow”
Russian-born, Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Alex Paclin has shared his jazz-inspired ballad “Tomorrow”.
Build on a patient, intimate piano chord progression, Paclin lets his voice fill the space with heartfelt lyricism and a quiet passion. Inspired by the music of Nat King Cole, specifically “Call Me Irresponsible”, the song naturally grows into a dynamic orchestral climax.
Touches of ’70s piano-pop in tune with the likes of Billy Joel, Stevie Wonder, and Elton John give the song a timeless quality, as the vocalist shares his talents with the world.
Listen below:
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