Armed with a sliding guitar and a softly-spoken singing voice, Reverend Peter Unger is a hit in the religious community across the US. He’s won several songwriting competitions, and performs much of his work during worship services at churches.
Storm Clouds in the Sky was inspired by the questions asked by the songwriter’s granddaughter about the political turmoil in USA. The song is her grandfather’s reassurance that while things will get better, the actions of the American people will have implications for the future.
His granddaughter can be heard as the backing vocalist, which I think is a sweet nod to the conversation they had that inspired the song.
No doubt, the Covid situation also made for inspirational content for this faith-focussed song, which is why I think this song could be quite relatable to some.
Storm Clouds in the Sky honestly isn’t my cup of tea as the vocal techniques sounds a little old fashioned, but it’s a pleasant reminder that storm clouds come and go but a blue sky will always remain. Check it out here.
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