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Paul Spring Saint Cloud, Minnesota
Like a Celtic monk with an MPC, Paul Spring brings together Bach chorales, UK garage, 808s, and Irish traditional melodies into a mystical new music. His new album, Always Almost Home, is out November 10th.
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