What people are saying about prattle on, rick.:
“If You Would Love Me Too sounds like a lost folk-pop classic. A definite contender for Top EP of 2012.”
February 21, 2012 – absolutepowerpop.com
“prattle on, rick. is one in a million. He plays what he feels, what comes from within….There’s a sort of truth and purity to his lyrics, which makes his stuff not only sincere, but completely relatable.”
April 5, 2011 - MF Magazine
“They remind us of another time. A simpler time where life made sense. Their harmonies are beautiful and wistful…We know you’ll enjoy prattle on, rick.”
July 30, 2010 – The Highway Girl
“…catchy hooks and roomy choruses…”
May 2nd, 2010 – OurStage
“Communion Bread is an impressive collection of introspective and stirring folk songs….a lovely indie folk album.”
April 22, 2010 – Record Dept. Music Reviews
“prattle on, rick. is the equivalent of a Sunday afternoon car ride with a cup of Starbucks. A nice blend of folk and lite rock, this musician is the rebirth of Simon & Garfunkel meets Eric Clapton. If you like great music, Patrick Rickelton’s tunes are exactly what you’re looking for.”
April 14, 2010 – I Am Entertainment Magazine
“Lift Up is one of those songs I can easily see in a Jason Reitman movie – it’s lovely, cinematic and earthy. There is something incredibly calming in the evenness of Patrick’s voice.”
February 26, 2010 – laisthenewny.com
“The chances are high that you never heard of him before – and this is just a big shame (well, not for you but in general) since his music sounds fresh and the EP is a very nice (acoustic) indie folk release worth checking out.”
February 22, 2010 – Common Folk Meadow
“A folk-pop delight, evoking Elliott Smith and Simon & Garfunkel in equal parts. My Holiday is gracefully tuneful, Lift Up does just that, and Lately sounds like an instant classic. Prattle on all you’d like, Rick.”
January 22, 2010 – absolutepowerpop.com
