The album. In an era where streaming has become the main mode of listening to music, there has been a marked decline in the tradition of the full-length music album. The ebb and flow of the entire story that an artist wanted to tell. Why should we mourn the album? Because there's a magic in albums. The magic of immersion, of being swept away by the artist's narrative. Albums take us on a journey. Each song is a chapter, each note a word. They're a reminder of the human story, of the ups and downs, and the courage it takes to bare one's soul to the world. They are a hand, reaching out in a crowd, connecting, telling you, "You're not alone. This is my story. Maybe you see a bit of yourself here too." Let’s not forget the power of an album – it’s potential to connect, to communicate, to change. Given this, I’ve decided to release an album. It’s called "Crazy Man in a Small Room (What I See) Side 1". Coming soon. https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/petermcloughlin/crazy-man-in-a-small-room-what-i-see-side-1?utm_medium=Email+&utm_campaign=website&utm_source=SendGrid