Tom Hulce - Echo Park

Review by OverDose Studios

Echo Park, the third album by Tom Hulce, showcases the singer-songwriter's growth as an artist. The album is a departure from Hulce's previous works, as he experiments with a variety of genres, including folk, rock, and pop.

The album opens with "Echo Park," a slow-burning track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Hulce's vocals are raw and emotive, and the instrumentation is sparse, allowing the lyrics to shine through. "California Dreamin'" is a standout track, with Hulce's vocals soaring over the upbeat, jangly guitars.

The album's middle section is where Hulce really shines. "Broken Glass" is a haunting ballad that showcases Hulce's ability to write powerful, introspective lyrics. "What's Left of Me" and "Lost in the City" are both catchy, upbeat tracks that will have listeners tapping their feet.

The album closes with "Goodbye," a beautiful, melancholic ballad that is a fitting end to the album. Hulce's vocals are at their most vulnerable here, and the stripped-back instrumentation allows the lyrics to hit home.

Summary by OverDose Studios

Echo Park is a strong album that showcases Tom Hulce's versatility as an artist. The album is a must-listen for fans of folk and rock music, and is sure to win Hulce new fans as well.