*I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. Paul Hill is more than just a soul singer, he is a movement unto himself. Detroit-born and soul-bred, his upward trajectory in the medium has been shaped by a number of significant influences.
His love for true soul music was cultivated by his late mother Carolyn A. Hill. Since the age of seven the soul of Detroit’s original Motown sound has inspired his unmistakable style. He was fed a full course of classic R&B, Soul, Jazz, and Funk. Listening to diverse crooners – from Al Green to Frank Sinatra, to Marvin Gaye – he had many influences and added flair to his music by merging their styles with icons like Stevie Wonder, Parliament-Funkadelic, and The Beatles. Paul is a music connoisseur with a knack for bridging the old and the new. He is one with true musical soul and spirit.
A maestro of musical prowess, Paul is an unrivaled force in singing, songwriting, and production. His career is marked by groundbreaking collaborations, electrifying performances, and a profound impact on the music industry.
In the Company of Legends: Paul has shared the stage with luminaries such as George Clinton, Beyoncé, Bootsy Collins, James Brown, John Legend, Snoop Dogg, Macy Gray, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and OutKast. These collaborations have solidified his reputation as a versatile and dynamic artist.
Television’s Captivating Enigma: Paul has showcased his talent on iconic platforms including Jay Leno, David Letterman, and the electrifying Sinbad Summer Jam. His magnetic presence has captivated audiences and left a lasting impression on the world of televised entertainment.
Paul Hill – screenshot
Shaping Musical Destinies: As a mentor, Paul has significantly influenced the careers of producers Tim and Bob, whose success includes a Grammy-winning “Thong Song” and over 50 million albums sold.
Soundscapes of the Greats: Paul’s collaborations extend to Mary J. Blige, The Four Tops, Mary Wilson, Freda Payne, and The Dramatics. His work with the legendary Holland-Dozier-Holland and contributions to Prince’s “Graffiti Bridge” album highlight his role in shaping musical history.
Listen to “Even If My Heart Could Break” Paul’s duet with Freda Payne HERE
New Horizons: Paul has collaborated side by side with long-time friend Amp Fiddler, recording milestone recordings that celebrate their deep-rooted musical partnership. Additionally, he worked with Detroit’s techno pioneer Moodymann, expanding his sonic exploration.
Latest Release: Paul’s latest release, “I Don’t Know Why,” originally recorded by Stevie Wonder, features a beautiful twist with a funky groove and deep soul house vibe. Collaborating with Mike Agent X Clark, this track showcases infectious melodies and harmonies that get crowds on the floor and spark the soul.
Listen to “I Don’t Know Why” via the YouTube player above.
Guiding Lights: The visionary Gilles Peterson has championed Paul Hill’s artistry, adding depth to his already illustrious career.
He is also preparing to release his highly anticipated album, Don’t Shoot! (I’m Just the Messenger), a powerful testament to his artistry and message-driven music.
Paul’s career is a testament to Detroit’s enduring influence on music and culture, bridging generations and genres with a soulful authenticity.
From the stages of the greats to the screens that transcend time, Paul’s influence reverberates through generations. With innovation as a compass and passion as a driving force, Paul Hill remains a testament to the timeless power of music.
One of Paul’s mentors and advisors, music publisher Brian A. Spears says, “Once again Paul Hill lends his organic and stylistic soulful funk sound and takes it to House and Techno on “I Don’t Know Why.” Great track from Mike (Agent X) Clark and Paul Hill.”
For additional information contact Soul Clap Records HERE
Larry S. Buford
Larry Buford is a contributing writer. Author of “Things Are Gettin’ Outta Hand” and “Book To The Future” (Amazon). Email: [email protected]
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*I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. Paul Hill is more than just a soul singer, he is a movement unto himself. Detroit-born and soul-bred, his upward trajectory in the medium has been shaped by a number of significant influences.
His love for true soul music was cultivated by his late mother Carolyn A. Hill. Since the age of seven the soul of Detroit’s original Motown sound has inspired his unmistakable style. He was fed a full course of classic R&B, Soul, Jazz, and Funk. Listening to diverse crooners – from Al Green to Frank Sinatra, to Marvin Gaye – he had many influences and added flair to his music by merging their styles with icons like Stevie Wonder, Parliament-Funkadelic, and The Beatles. Paul is a music connoisseur with a knack for bridging the old and the new. He is one with true musical soul and spirit.
A maestro of musical prowess, Paul is an unrivaled force in singing, songwriting, and production. His career is marked by groundbreaking collaborations, electrifying performances, and a profound impact on the music industry.
In the Company of Legends: Paul has shared the stage with luminaries such as George Clinton, Beyoncé, Bootsy Collins, James Brown, John Legend, Snoop Dogg, Macy Gray, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and OutKast. These collaborations have solidified his reputation as a versatile and dynamic artist.
Television’s Captivating Enigma: Paul has showcased his talent on iconic platforms including Jay Leno, David Letterman, and the electrifying Sinbad Summer Jam. His magnetic presence has captivated audiences and left a lasting impression on the world of televised entertainment.
Shaping Musical Destinies: As a mentor, Paul has significantly influenced the careers of producers Tim and Bob, whose success includes a Grammy-winning “Thong Song” and over 50 million albums sold.
Soundscapes of the Greats: Paul’s collaborations extend to Mary J. Blige, The Four Tops, Mary Wilson, Freda Payne, and The Dramatics. His work with the legendary Holland-Dozier-Holland and contributions to Prince’s “Graffiti Bridge” album highlight his role in shaping musical history.
Listen to “Even If My Heart Could Break” Paul’s duet with Freda Payne HERE
New Horizons: Paul has collaborated side by side with long-time friend Amp Fiddler, recording milestone recordings that celebrate their deep-rooted musical partnership. Additionally, he worked with Detroit’s techno pioneer Moodymann, expanding his sonic exploration.
Latest Release: Paul’s latest release, “I Don’t Know Why,” originally recorded by Stevie Wonder, features a beautiful twist with a funky groove and deep soul house vibe. Collaborating with Mike Agent X Clark, this track showcases infectious melodies and harmonies that get crowds on the floor and spark the soul.
Listen to “I Don’t Know Why” via the YouTube player above.
Guiding Lights: The visionary Gilles Peterson has championed Paul Hill’s artistry, adding depth to his already illustrious career.
He is also preparing to release his highly anticipated album, Don’t Shoot! (I’m Just the Messenger), a powerful testament to his artistry and message-driven music.
Paul’s career is a testament to Detroit’s enduring influence on music and culture, bridging generations and genres with a soulful authenticity.
From the stages of the greats to the screens that transcend time, Paul’s influence reverberates through generations. With innovation as a compass and passion as a driving force, Paul Hill remains a testament to the timeless power of music.
One of Paul’s mentors and advisors, music publisher Brian A. Spears says, “Once again Paul Hill lends his organic and stylistic soulful funk sound and takes it to House and Techno on “I Don’t Know Why.” Great track from Mike (Agent X) Clark and Paul Hill.”
For additional information contact Soul Clap Records HERE
Larry Buford is a contributing writer. Author of “Things Are Gettin’ Outta Hand” and “Book To The Future” (Amazon). Email: [email protected]
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