Blues Is Still Alive from blues harmonica virtuoso and singer Will Wilde isn’t just another blues record; it’s a high-octane journey through the genre, bursting with raw power and intensity. Will’s harmonica playing channels the fierce spirit of guitar legends like Gary Moore and Jeff Healey, delivering every note with unmatched dynamism and authority.

Backing vocals from Brave Rival’s Lindsey Bonnick and Chloe Josephine, along with Will’s sister Dani Wilde, bring a rich, soulful dimension to the album. With a powerhouse rhythm section that includes Steve Rushton (Imelda May, Jeff Beck) on drums, Greg Coulson on keys, Bobby Harrison on guitar, and Russell Carr on bass, the album grooves with relentless energy. Together, they form the perfect foundation for Will’s harmonica to truly soar, creating a sound that’s as fiery as it is unforgettable.
Every track on Blues Is Still Alive remains deeply connected to the essence of blues, yet Will’s unique approach brings an undeniable energy to the music. This album stands as a powerful declaration that the genre is not only surviving but flourishing.
In case you missed it, the title track is a scorching showdown between guitar and harmonica, featuring blues-rock legend Walter Trout. His masterful guitar work adds an undeniable authenticity to the performance.