Reddog is a singer and guitar player who regularly moves around East Coast area, especially all over Atlanta and Georgia. His major influences come from artists like Freddie King, Duane Allman ot Otis Rush.

Reddog now presents his last release where he has decided to move himself towards soul music and southern blues. He traveled to the legendary town of Muscle Shoals in Alabama to record eight songs at East Avalon Recorders Studios. Three more songs were recorded at Duck Tape Studios in the city of Decatur in Alabama under the supervision of producer and sound engineer Johnny Sandlin, who did a splendid job, and he also selected all session musicians, with the exception of keyboard player Clayton Ivey who was invited by Reddog himself. Also mention that the recording of the rest of songs was in charge of sound engineers Charles Holloman and Steve Melton and the mixing was done by Scott Craggs, who all did a remarkable job too.

The chemistry that emerged in both studies among all the musicians was immediate and really amazing, something listeners will surely realize in each of the eleven excellent songs that give shape to the album, songs that will not leave anyone indifferent.