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15 August 2026
Artist: BAXTER HALL
Who: Singer-songwriter based in Boston. He released
his debut album Somewhere In My Guitar in 2020.
Track: THE WORK
The title piece of his upcoming EP,
out September 18th.
Press info: “The storyline around “The Work,” and the EP overall, is one that is personal
to Hall while still being entirely relatable to others. Addressing family dynamics is nothing new for the rising artist.
A musical old soul who was raised in New England surrounded by multiple generations of professional classical musicians, experiencing the allure and magnetism of live music while his father performed with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Boston Pops.”
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Hall about the song: “‘The Work’ is about my personal experience handling the emotions
of going no-contact with a parent. The feelings of loss and sadness that come with that decision, but also having your boundaries be stronger than your empathy and empowering yourself to break the cycle and not internalize and inherit toxic behavior.”
“This song came through very quickly and was one of the ‘easy writes. It was a very healing
and cathartic experience for me, and truthfully my first thought was it was not being some
big single to promote. It felt very personal and something I just sang to myself for a while.”
TUTV: This is singer-songwriting beauty, melancholia and heartfeltness. From acoustic
intimacy to rockin’ swagger. Many legendary songsmiths come to mind (Jeff Buckley, Gram Parsons and Nick Drake to name a few). Hall‘s sincere, Americana voice turns this mixed-emotions reflection into a graceful moment. Engrossing.
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