In this self-produced album, this Mississippi coming musician shapes his musical essence, learned growing up among family barbecues, church gospel and the genuine Pine Belt Blues.<\/p>\n
The recording stands out for its straightforward approach, where his lead guitar takes the emotional reins. Through autobiographical songs like “I Love The Blues” and other full of character tracks like “Guitar Man”, RaShad proves why he has established himself as a respected heir of the Southern tradition. His voice, honest and unvarnished, is complemented and well matches by horn and keyboard arrangements that recall the most vibrant and soulful nights in the juke joints.<\/p>\n
Although the handcrafted production delivers a raw sound, it is precisely that free and independent genuineness that breathes soul and freshness into every note. This is not a merely academic exercise; it is the pulse of an artist who understands that this genre is born from the gut.<\/p>\n
The album features a total of ten solid tracks, especially devoted to anyone looking for real blues, with the untamed signature of someone who has breathed this music from the cradle.<\/p>\n
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