Danish singer-songwriter Thomas Charlie Pedersen has released his highly anticipated solo album, “Employees Must Wash Hands,” and it has been worth the three-year wait since his last full-length release. The album is a stunning representation of folk music with its heartfelt lyrics, captivating melodies, and use of various instruments such as strings, piano, and guitar. The album was created during the lockdown period with the help of Thomas’ brother Daniel Pedersen. It is a testament to the power of creativity in difficult times, as the album captures the spirit of lockdown with its introspective and contemplative themes.
The first track, “Yesterday and Silly Ways,” is a standout song on the album. It features catchy instrumentation, and the lyrics are honest, beautifully written and mesh perfectly with the vocal melodies. The song is a perfect example of the album’s overall message, and it’s a great experience from start to finish. Other tracks on the album include “Oh, Whatever,” which is one of the best records we’ve heard in months, and “Slow Passage,” a song that will leave you stuck on constant repeat for a long time.
Thomas Charlie Pedersen’s songwriting is both honest and vulnerable, with lyrics that cut straight to the heart. His use of various instruments throughout the album adds depth and complexity to the songs, creating a rich and immersive listening experience. In addition to his solo work, Thomas Charlie Pedersen is also a member of the Danish alternative rock band Vinyl Floor. His experience as a member of a band shines through on the album, with its lush arrangements and carefully crafted soundscapes.
Overall, “Employees Must Wash Hands” is a stunning achievement for Thomas Charlie Pedersen. It is a beautiful and honest album that showcases his talents as a songwriter and musician. The album is a must-listen for fans of folk music and anyone who appreciates honest and heartfelt songwriting.
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