Renowned songwriter and accomplished self-recording artist Keith Holland has recently unveiled his highly awaited inaugural album, “All In The Groove.” This mesmerizing musical odyssey draws inspiration from Holland’s personal life encounters and keen observations of the human experience. With sincere storytelling and harmonious arrangements, Holland skillfully displays his exceptional prowess as a solo musician.
The album, “All In The Groove,” introduces listeners to tracks such as the uplifting ode to love, “She’s My Baby,” and the poignant depiction of triumph over addiction in “Fallen Angel.” Covering relatable themes, the album delves into the special connection between humans and pets with the track “Careful She Might Hear You.” Infused with influences ranging from Beethoven to The Beatles, Holland’s music resonates deeply with its audience.
Recorded at his private studio and expertly mixed and mastered by Greg Stace at Ralph Street Studios in Sydney, “All In The Groove” serves as a testament to Holland’s songwriting finesse and musical creativity. Comprising twelve tracks, the album provides a glimpse into his personal experiences and thought-provoking reflections on the world around him.
The captivating sounds of “All In The Groove” are now available for streaming on major platforms. Keith Holland’s debut album promises a significant and immersive musical journey for all listeners, offering a meaningful and engaging experience.
About
Growing up in suburban Victoria, Keith Holland experienced a constant musical presence in his childhood home, where records played and his father played the piano. Influenced by Strauss waltzes and a parental appreciation for serious composers like Beethoven and Gershwin, Keith’s musical journey began. He expresses gratitude to his older brothers and sisters for sharing LPs, including memorable moments like the unveiling of The Beatles’ White album.
During high school, Keith’s musical landscape expanded with exposure to artists like Neil Diamond and James Taylor. The lyrics of songs became a philosophical treasure chest as he navigated adolescence. In the workforce, his life aligned with iconic albums such as Sticky Fingers and Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, and the loss of John Lennon felt like losing a brother.
Entering adulthood, Keith pursued a career in government welfare services and worked towards a Social Work degree. Despite a hiatus from playing the guitar, certain songs like “Small Town” and “Summer of ’69” continued to resonate with him. In his 30s and 40s, while in the public sector, the formation of The Dirt Band led to the creation of demo albums in the mid-’90s. Live performances felt like hard work, reminiscent of AGM reports.
Upon retiring from work, Keith, supported by his spouse, musical mentor Jon Navaho, and collaborators Greg Stace and David Simon, finally realized his dream. “All In The Groove,” Keith Holland’s debut studio album, is a culmination of experiences and observations—12 songs capturing moments from his life and the world around him. Recorded at his home studio and mixed at Ralph Street Studios in Sydney, the album marks a new chapter in Keith’s musical journey.
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