“Pull Up The Roots” is a vibrant celebration of blues, soul and funk, released by Gulf Coast Records. The album immediately stands out for its raw, deeply groove-laden sound, clearly showing the powerful musical chemistry between guitar player Randy Jacobs and Jenny Langer’s powerhouse vocal delivery. Throughout the whole recording, The Boneshakers sound incredibly alive, intentionally getting away from today’s overproduced recordings, to deliver music that is fresh and unprocessed.

Listeners will be driven to a sound journey that flows seamlessly across diverse landscapes of American roots music. On tracks like “Help The Poor”, the band dives deep into the blues, weaving relaxed arrangements that allow Langer’s subtle vocal nuances to shine alongside Jacobs’ tastefully restrained guitar work. On the other side, the infectious title track infuses a driving energy packed with rock and heavy funk grooves that hook listeners right from the opening bars. Geographical influences come alive in songs like “Fire On The Bayou”, an infectious, danceable cut that pays a direct tribute to the New Orleans sound, with an amazing freshness and no clichés at all.

The stylistic variety continues with the Southern-flavored “Eat A Peach”, which blends the strength of blues-rock with a sophisticated delivery and a complete instrumental freedom, before closing the album with the intimate and, at the same time, roomy “Fly On The Wall”.

Richly blending natural country elements with Louisiana roots, “Pull Up The Roots” not only preserves the original identity of The Boneshakers, but also shows it with renewed fresh air. This is a commanding album overflowed with character and passion, perfect for the genre purists and anyone wishing to listen to real, heartfelt music.