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Gaby Jogeix’s ‘Ain’t From Around’: A Spanish Rhythm & Blues Revelation

7Nov

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Blues, New Music

Gaby Jogeix’s ‘Ain’t From Around’: A Spanish Rhythm & Blues Revelation

Gaby Jogeix, the veteran Spanish Rhythm and Blues singer-songwriter, brings a taste of authentic blues to the music scene with his latest release, "Ain't From Around." Hailing from Madrid, Spain, Gaby Jogeix draws inspiration from legendary musicians like Elmore James, Laverne Baker, B.B. King, Elvis, Ray Charles, Albert Collins, Derek Trucks, and Doyle Bramhall II, infusing his music with a rich blend of blues, soul, and rock influences. "Ain't From Around" is a track that resonates with the soul, offering a genuine and heartfelt musical experience. The song is part of Gaby's album, "Smile to the Clouds," a collection that showcases his versatility and talent as a blues-rock artist. Collaborating with American musician Jeff Espinoza of The Gypsy Runners fame and produced by Spanish...

Buffalo Nichols’ ‘The Fatalist Blues’: A Sonic Exploration of Capitalist Greed and Timeless Questions

6Nov

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Blues, New Music

Buffalo Nichols’ ‘The Fatalist Blues’: A Sonic Exploration of Capitalist Greed and Timeless Questions

In "The Fatalist Blues," Buffalo Nichols delivers a poignant message that resonates with anyone questioning the pervasive myth of "pulling oneself up by the bootstraps." This powerful song confronts the notion that capitalist greed is an all-encompassing force, immune to the efforts of individuals. Nichols draws inspiration from an old spiritual that echoes the sentiment: "If I had my way, I would tear this whole building down." It's a defiant rejection of the idea that certain systems and institutions can be reformed; sometimes, they must be dismantled. Fresh off an extensive American tour, Buffalo Nichols is gearing up for a European and UK tour in 2024, including a headline show at London's The Lexington on January 30th. Nichols' latest album, 'The Fatalist,' is a follow-up to hi...

Kirris Riviere and The Delta du Bruit Deliver Soulful Grooves with ‘The Delta du Bruit’

6Nov

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Blues, New Music

Kirris Riviere and The Delta du Bruit Deliver Soulful Grooves with ‘The Delta du Bruit’

Kirris Riviere and The Delta du Bruit are back with their latest single, "The Delta du Bruit," the title track from their self-titled debut album. Following the release of their debut single, "Left Me in the Cold (Railroad Tracks)," this new track is another original masterpiece that seamlessly blends the flavors of Louisiana blues, soulful R&B, and contemporary lyricism to create a vibrant and soul-stirring sound. In the lyrics of "The Delta du Bruit," the cryptic moniker refers to the musical scene of Bristol, UK, as well as its district, capturing the essence of a city in the post-pandemic era. The song's lyrics provide a blues-soaked narrative, reminiscent of a postcard, from the heart of Easton during the album's recording. The track grooves with a slinky New Orleans funk r...

The Wanton Bishops’ ‘Don’t You Touch The Radio’ – A Energetic Blues-Rock Journey

22Oct

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Blues, New Music

The Wanton Bishops’ ‘Don’t You Touch The Radio’ – A Energetic Blues-Rock Journey

Lebanon's The Wanton Bishops have returned with their latest single, 'Don't You Touch The Radio,' and it's a refreshing blend of sound design, powerful riffs, and dynamic vocals. Released on September 8th, this track serves as a tantalizing preview of their upcoming album, 'Under The Sun,' which is set to drop on November 17th via Gnu Roam, distributed by Kartel Music Group. The song's sound design immediately catches your attention, with reversed guitars and intriguing musical elements leading you into a powerful, driving riff. The overdriven vocal performance takes the lead, and the production is spot-on, serving as an integral part of the track's dynamic and engaging nature. Thematically, 'Don't You Touch The Radio' challenges the clichés often associated with aging rock musician...

Tonbruket’s ‘Hermetic Boogey’ – A Dark and Cool Jazz / Blues Infusion

22Oct

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Blues, Jazz Fusion, New Music

Tonbruket’s ‘Hermetic Boogey’ – A Dark and Cool Jazz / Blues Infusion

Tonbruket, a quartet of acclaimed Swedish musicians, captivates listeners with their latest single, 'Hermetic Boogey.' As the slow, steady bass sets the stage, a bluesy shuffle vibe takes hold, accompanied by haunting violins that infuse the track with an air of mystery. The overall tone is reminiscent of a David Lynch soundtrack, evoking a cool, noir-like atmosphere. Comprising Dan Berglund (Esbjörn Svensson Trio), Martin Hederos (The Soundtrack of Our Lives), Johan Lindström (Elvis Costello, Rebecka Törnquist), and Andreas Werliin (Wildbirds and Peacedrums, Fire!), Tonbruket is no stranger to pushing the boundaries of modern jazz for over a decade. Their upcoming LP, 'Dark Wood, Light Strings,' marks a departure into uncharted territory. 'Hermetic Boogey' is an exploration of jazz an...

Unleashing Energy and Attitude: Smoke Stack Rhino’s ‘Got My Mojo Back’

31Aug

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Blues, New Music

Unleashing Energy and Attitude: Smoke Stack Rhino’s ‘Got My Mojo Back’

Smoke Stack Rhino, a blues-infused trio hailing from the Yarra Valley near Melbourne, is making waves with their dynamic track "Got My Mojo Back." The song, characterized by engaging vocals and a head-nodding groove, packs a punch with its powerful guitar and attitude-laden backing vocals. The track exudes freshness and energy, encapsulating the essence of their musical identity. The lead single from their vinyl LP "The Mojo Funk," which soared to #2 on the Australian ARIA Blues & Jazz chart, "Got My Mojo Back" embraces big riffs and an anthemic chorus. The song's roots trace back to a camping trip on the beach, where the trio penned their homage to blues legends like Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, and Bo Diddley. The influence of Muddy Waters' "I Got My Mojo Workin'" is evident, givi...