DeeOhGee’s latest track, “Howl,” showcases a raw vocal style reminiscent of Dr. John, embedded in a solid blues framework brimming with energy and life. The track features great piano and harmonica, creating a sound that irresistibly invites listeners to move.
This gritty blues track from East Nashville’s DeeOhGee features raw vocals from percussionist Zack Murphy and hot harmonica from Daddy Long Legs’ Brian “Howlin” Hurd. Co-produced by Oakley Munson and John Epperly, the song transports listeners through the underbelly of East Nashville under a moonlit sky, capturing the essence of the city’s vibrant music scene.
DeeOhGee represents a new chapter for a band of brothers who have persevered through the highs and lows of their musical journey. Formerly known as Blackfoot Gypsies, they have retained their spirited approach to Rock-n-Roll while evolving their identity. The group, now comprised of Matthew Paige, Zack Murphy, and Dylan Whitlow, brings a diverse range of musical expertise and instruments to their recordings, ensuring every note and voice is authentically theirs.