A Walk Across the Rooftops is a quiet stunner—an album that doesn't shout for your attention but slowly pulls you into its late-night, rain-soaked world. With just seven tracks, it crafts an atmosphere of reflective melancholy and urban romance, built on sparse electronics, delicate arrangements, and Paul Buchanan’s warm, aching vocals. Songs like Tinseltown in the Rain and the title track feel cinematic without being grandiose, intimate without ever sounding small. The production is beautifully restrained, each element given space to breathe, and that patience pays off in mood and emotional depth. It's not an album packed with hooks or flash, but it lingers long after it's over. Understated, elegant, and quietly haunting—A Walk Across the Rooftops is a glowing example of how less can truly be more.