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'REPLACED BY THESE COLOURS' -
"this album pops with technicolour rays of sunshine and life...he has a real arsenal of joyful, catchy folk-pop wonderment...this is a great album to welcome British Summer Time with." Owain Paciuszko God is in the tv zine
"this is a really lovely little album, which far transcends what has come to be expected from modern folk, or nu folk.." 8/10 Will Slater DieShellsuit.co.uk
"A good solid album that will find a happy home with Fleet Foxes fans and the more folk orientated amongst you." - The Beat Surrender
"It's a more mature album. Halliday is a multi instrumentalist of some ability..This time around he uses his instrumentation to better effect and the result is an album that encompasses his songwriting and gives it more strength. Similarly it's an album that wears it's influences on it's sleeve more, draws on life's great canvass to great effect." Fatea-magazine.co.uk
'RUN FOR THE WOODS' -
“Halliday has emerged from his bedroom studio cocoon to startling sunlight…The home-baked origins give proceedings an intimate, comfortable feel, buoyed by Halliday’s pleasant voice and musical versatility…a promising debut…"
Nick Annan - Clash Magazine
"every track is beautiful, well written, well recorded and clearly comes across as a labour of love."
- makenoiseanddance webzine
"He pretty much plays all of the instruments on the album and seems to have mastered them all. Run For The Woods has got verve and energy in abundance."
- Fatea
" a fascinating album which keeps your interest throughout. Fans of folk will definitely not be disappointed."
- Comfort Comes Webzine
"so much here falls roughly into a similar region as the music of people like Alistair Roberts, Elliott Smith and Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, and to the advantage of Halliday as far as comparisons go, you wonder just how long he can remain unsigned."
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