Formed by friends and bandmates Pat Faherty and Tim Carman, this blues-rock trio is completed with multi-instrumentalist Heather Gillis. Pat and Tim have been performing all over the world as members of the acclaimed blues band GA-20. Recognizing a mutual love of 70s rock bands, they began working on fresh song ideas. Since starting this new project, they’ve opened for George Thorogood & The Destroyers. Inspired by Thin Lizzy and James Gang, they debuted with “Let Me In” in 2025.
Grounded in the ancient mysticism that says that someone born into a lineage of only sons possesses supernatural powers, their new single actually describes a romantic encounter. Taken from their upcoming album “Breathe Easy”, expected this summer, they brewed a delicious concoction of retro rock and blues. With nostalgic 70s rock guitars, a psychedelic slide guitar solo and a jazz-infused rhythm, it’s the gritty, vintage-dipped vocals that complete the powerful blues-rock flavours.
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From her album “Look Up Child” (2018):
From his upcoming album “Commitment”, to be released on 8 August 2025:
Hailing from Massachusetts, this multi-talented singer and songwriter is also an actress and photographer. She started writing songs at the tender age of 9 and has since earned two 
Comparing her life to a sitcom where she becomes uncertain whether people are laughing with her or at her, her new single tackles relatable topics like self-doubt and societal pressure to perform. With an ear-pleasing blend of sparkling indie-pop with an understated element of country, she starts the song with soft keys and cheeky finger-snaps. With the energetic addition of a perky rhythm and warm guitars, it’s her authentic vocals that make this honest tune sound extraordinary.
From his album “A Little Ain’t Enough” (1991):
Time to get your funk on and shake your booty, this is the new single by Swedish songbird Jasmine Kara:
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