Winter's Over

"Winter's Over," released on January 1, 2008, by Paul Reeves, is a captivating collection of ten tracks that showcase the composer's versatility and depth. Known for his work in soundtracks, jazz, orchestral, and new music, Reeves delivers a compelling album that spans 40 minutes of rich, engaging compositions. The album opens with the title track, "Winter's Over," setting a reflective tone that carries through to the final notes of "Come and See."

Reeves, a London-based freelance composer, has made a name for himself with his prolific output and diverse musical style. His work on soundtracks for films like "Sleeping with Other People," "The Lovely Bones," and "Fever Pitch" has earned him critical acclaim, and "Winter's Over" is a testament to his ability to craft compelling, evocative music. The album features a mix of styles, from the jazz-infused "Mystery" to the delicate ballad "Love Has Won," showcasing Reeves' range and skill.

"Winter's Over" is a standout release from a composer who has toured the world, performing over 3,000 concerts in 52 countries. His music has a unique ability to connect people to a sense of place and promote a sense of community. Whether you're a fan of jazz, orchestral music, or soundtracks, "Winter's Over" offers something for everyone. The album's release on Rebuilt Records further solidifies Reeves' status as a leading voice in contemporary composition.