Roadhouse blues, Americana, rhythm & blues, some rock and blues roots, together with lyrics that tell us about the actual situation of the American nation, is what listeners will find in this album coming from singer and guitar player Trevor B. Power.

Although he is already in his sixties, it was not until 2919 when Trevor released his first album “Everyday Angel”, where he displayed a collection of styles like blues, soul and rock & roll, which immediately gained the favor of public and specialized media. His second album “What Is Real” was released during the pandemic and became a hymn to freedom, also showing the indomitable spirit of the American people to overcome the most terrible difficulties.

This is his third recording and clearly shows Trevor has matured as a musician and composer, as he communicates a good dose of energy and a bright performing, as well as a cool and, at the same time, vibrant sound, with large doses of groove, together with an excellent voice that undoubtedly will catch most listeners.

Eleven own compositions give shape to an album that has been produced by Dave Fields, including a good number of musicians like guitar players Bob Lanza and Charlie Macarone, drummers Dave Fields (who is also on bass, piano, organ and vocals) Steve Holley, Anthony Krizan (also on guitar and vocals) and Tom Dicianni, sax players Tum Timko and Baron Raymonde, harmonica player Will Wilde, The Califon Chiswick Singers on backing vocals and, of course, Trevor B. Power on guitar and vocals.

This is a good time to discover an artist who comes from New Jersey to let us feel the power of the music he deeply likes.