"The Trouble With People" is both timeless and modern and has drawn comparisons to Billy Joel, Marc Cohn, Gavin DeGraw, Elton John and Paul McCartney. A sophisticated collection that shows surprising maturity and self-reflection, the album weaves understated tales of real people in quiet pain. Produced by Seth Glier & Ryan Hommel; mixed by Kevin Killen, John Shyloski & Alan Evans.
Described as having "the vocal prowess of a performer with a lifetime of singing experience" and as a "huge musical talent" in early reviews, Glier is gaining awareness amid U.S. press for his soaring falsetto, surprising showmanship and insightful songwriting, recently praised as "direct and full of clarity."
'The Trouble With People, ' in stores today., is a diverse album, which features 12 original songs, showcases his rich falsetto, his Cat Stevens-esque hushed storytelling, and a prodigious vocal range in between. THE ALBUM PROJECT recently buzzed "I really loved the song "Gotta Get Away" as soon as I heard it."
20-year old phenom Seth Glier has appeared on television five times in the past four weeks, as national outlets such as The CW Network and regional programs including FOX-TV in Connecticut, FOX-TV Birmingham, CBS-TV Charlotte and more have embraced his label debut 'The Trouble With People' as well as his ambitious, eco-friendly 'Green Tour'. Watch Glier's TV appearances here: www.sethglier.com/tv
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