A New Day at Midnight



A New Day at Midnight
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Reviewed by:
David Peisner



Resistance is futile. You may have steeled yourself against “Babylon,” the 2000 hit that rescued David Gray from a lifetime of crooning in coffeehouses, but his unapologetically moody sixth album, A New Day at Midnight, will suck you in. We know: His formula of slipping smooth beats under his lilting folk-pop is predictable, but it doesn’t matter. Whether it’s the mournful trumpet that opens “Freedom” or just his cosmically bummed-out voice, one way or another Gray is determined to win you over.



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