Author: American Blues Scene Staff
“This album is an evolution. I’m hoping that’s what is always happening with my music.”
‘Ann Peebles & the Hi-Rhythm Section Live in Memphis’ set for April 29th release
“Matt’s guitar is like an Americana altar call that reminds me of the Ryman’s first intended use as a Tabernacle.”
“The ‘Tall Boy’ video was all about creating authentic moments and energy that match the song.” – Shaboozey
“By some kind of dream logic, it made sense to make the music video about a Louisiana swamp girl meeting a shy, sensitive ghost boy.”
“Upon hearing it, I was haunted by this particular Son House song and lyrics and thought about rumination, being a trace of one’s self lost in the eroded and overgrown lands of the past.” – Video Director Robert Schober
Across twelve tracks, Justin Golden lays out a caution: be wary when things start going too well.
“The blues is a beautiful form and there are so many flavors. It’s what makes American music sound American.” – Stew Cutler
“‘Sing On’ was the very last song written and recorded for the album and as often happens it is the first single. The song is about what to do in the face of suffering.” – Jason Lee McKinney
Bobby Darin left an indelible mark on the music industry and world of entertainment in his brief 37 years.