Paul Kelly “Seventy”
Australia’s renowned storyteller Paul Kelly marks a major milestone with his album “Seventy,” a work that reinforces his creative legacy and continued influence on Australian culture.
Milestones and Achievements
After more than six years between self-written albums “Nature” (2018) and “Fever Longing Still” (2024), Kelly returned with fresh inspiration, releasing a new record just a year later. This album stands out not only as his thirtieth but also as a commemoration of fifty years in the music industry and his seventieth birthday.
- Over a fifty-year career, Kelly’s songs have shaped Australian life and identity.
- He has earned seventeen ARIA Awards for recording and five APRA Awards for songwriting.
- In 2025, he received the AACTA Award for Outstanding Contribution, presented by actor Russell Crowe, a longtime admirer.
The Essence of “Seventy”
The album is not a compilation or collection of outtakes. Instead, it serves as a musical reflection of Kelly’s evolving sound throughout his decades-long career, bridging old influences with new ideas.
“If last year’s release ‘Fever Longing Still’ proved that Kelly’s creative fire was still burning as bright as ever, then ‘Seventy’ is the perfect summation of his long and celebrated career.”
Summary
Paul Kelly’s “Seventy” fuses experience and reflection, confirming his enduring voice in Australian music as he celebrates a lifetime of storytelling and artistic excellence.
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