“An intoxicating combination of Celtic and techno is what you'll find on An American Wake, the latest offering from Flynn. On "Alive" he sings, "You make 9 to 5 feel like a sunny afternoon," his rich baritone detailing the beauty of a lover as electronic drums mix with guitar and banjo.
New England folk favorite Ellis Paul stops by to sing backing vocals on "Father of Mine," a tune sure to bring a tear to the eye of even the toughest tough guy. But other than Paul and a few other friends on isolated songs, what you hear is all Flynn. The multi-instrumentalist has written, arranged and performed all songs on the album. While this technique can sometimes result in a homogenous sound, Flynn proffers such a unique combination of instrumentation and musical styles that the album shines with all the brilliance of Irish emeralds under a flashing strobe light”

— Mare Wakefield, Performimg Songwriter

“Reflecting wisdom and heart, this passionate voice, woven into a rich, resonant sound texture, calls back memories of Bono and the mellower side of U2. His lyrics- and even more so, his voice- are so upfront and honest that you'll be helplessly moved,uplifted and motivated to go do something incredible. There is real meat and intelligence to these musical bones. Don't miss this talented and genuine artist.
”

— CD Baby, CD Baby

“He has made a gem of an album with Boston producer Flynn...It's a passionate album, vigorously sung by Paul, who seems ready to take the next step in his career
”

— Steve Morse, Boston Globe

“And if you don't go to www.flynnmusic.com and order Flynn's new disc Let  the Show Begin you're missing one of the best rising artists in the business. The first track, Human would be a No. 1 hit if small labels were allowed to be aired, Pompei, Time to Move On and Sleep with Angels are all very, very good.”

— Peter Gammons, ESPN

“One of Boston's best upcoming singer/songwriter, rockers”

— Steve Morse, Boston Globe