Randall Hamlin

Randall Hamlin is a singer-songwriter and guitarist from Hamburg, PA. He writes Alternative-rock and psych folk. His lyrical styles include surreal story telling with elements of physics, space, and time as well as softer and more introspective, and sometimes funny observations of everyday life.

In the late 80’s Randall formed the neo-psychedelic band The Paisley Gray. A full length cassette was released and the band performed in the South-Eastern Pennsylvania area. He also released a solo project called Mood Swings in 1991. A collection of experimental music, noise, and ambience. The Bethlehem based MAPP magazine described it as “the most clever piece of original composition ever heard from an unsigned band”. On New Years Eve in 1991, the band performed live on the Dr. Tom show at WFMU, East Orange, New Jersey, Shortly afterwards the band stopped touring as members began to focus on careers and family.

Randall continued writing and recording at home. Now, 25 years later he returns