Sounds like: Hudson Freeman, This Is Lorelei, Water From Your Eyes
Oscar Lindsey opens his hands to reveal the wrinkles and waves of OCD and anxiety through “Painting The Walls.”
Like a classic folky rambler, Oscar Lindsey draws from his very soul, emitting a light of soft romantic pain, a pain that can't help but sound beautiful. The track carries a low gospel quality that takes its confessional quality beyond just another song about struggle, turning it into something poetic and theatrical. Oscar Lindsey has laid his cards on the table of society and, in doing so, won my heart in full.
“Painting The Walls” is honest, painful, and beautiful.