Going South

1. Going south (preview)
   
2. Wade in the water (preview)
   

GOING SOUTH debut album
“A Raw, Soulful Journey Through Blues, Gospel and Hill Country Blues”

For fans of raw, unapologetic blues, Little Orange trio first recording, Going south, delivers a captivating, earthy sound straight from the heart of the Mississippi Blues influences. Known for their gut-punch rhythms and hypnotic guitar lines, the group channels the legacy of R.L. Burnside, Junior Kimbrough, and Otha Turner, delivering a sound that feels both timeless and urgent.

The band—led by singer and guitarist “little Orange” stays deeply rooted in the minimalist, repetitive grooves that define Hill Country blues. There’s an undeniable urgency to the music; it’s built on the same stomping foundation that has powered the genre for decades, yet the band manages to bring something fresh to the table. Little Orange trio captures a raw, gritty energy that digs deep into the soul.

What makes the band so distinct is its commitment to simplicity and authenticity. Going south follows this tradition faithfully—there are no fancy production tricks or digital effects here. The album feels as though it was recorded live in a dusty roadhouse. The space between the notes and the deliberate, measured pace of each song invites listeners to feel every moment. The mix is raw, the instruments are unpolished.

Going South is an album for those who crave the kind of blues that’s rooted in tradition but still manages to speak to the present. It’s a record that makes you feel the weight of history while offering a glimpse into the future of the Blues. The Little Orange trio delivers a collection of tracks that are as much about the groove as they are about the struggle, capturing the essence of what makes this style of blues so endlessly captivating.

This album isn’t just for blues purists—it’s for anyone who’s ever felt hapiness in listening to hiptonic Blues waves and boogies. Get ready to get lost in the dirt with this one.