Folk Singer supergroup These underground kingpins were both

These underground kingpins were both at their hungriest at the top of 2018 and this LP is the proof

McLaughlin was unhappy with the resulting album

THE VALLEY chronicles his hard upbringing on the south Texas border in San Benito and his single mom's move to Dallas

the album explores frayed loops

This album features dynamic saxophone improvisations layered over funky basslines and vibrant keyboards

Folk Singer supergroup These underground kingpins were bothMuddy Waters strips back to acoustic roots on this Chess Records gem, blending rural Delta blues sensibility with Chicago sophistication. Rather than mimicking field recordings, Waters and co producer Willie Dixon craft a polished yet earthy sound, anchored by Waters' acoustic guitar and supported by a young Buddy Guy on second guitar, Dixon on bass, and Clifton James on drums. The album showcases Waters originals including "Country Boy," "Feel Like