Micah Paul Hinson
The Baby & The Satellite

THE REVIEW

With his first album, he already entered the hearts of many listeners, and now, two years later, MPH with the mini-album, “The Baby & The Satellite”, confirms the emotional intensity that only a few are able to convey.

It was the year 2000 when the very young 20-year-old Micah composed eight songs of rare beauty.
Now it is 2005, and only now are these songs given to us, these very first steps of a boy from Texas with a guitar in hand and a voice so warm and moving that it makes those who are fortunate enough to hear it tremble.
Eight songs that shine with their own light, working their way under the skin thanks to a warm and twilight voice. Folk sounds mix with traces of fresh, rarefied, and vibrant rock.
A sense of pleasure is felt when listening to Micah P. Hinson, a sense of peace created by genuine and country melodies.
The intimacy that Micah conveys is rooted in a turbulent past from which these songs emanate the scent. Now revisited and rearranged, they capture what by now can be a courageous and adventurous journey, offering another unexpected and so moving gift from the one who can easily be the symbol of the new singer-songwriter rock of the moment, demonstrating how this guy knows how to make music and how he can reach where we are most vulnerable.

This is how, while listening to “The Dreams You Left Behind”, we understand how this work was not just the embryo of a genius, but something more.
Another caress on the heart.