Odds Lane - Last Night on Cherokee

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2016
Time: 41:16
Size: 95,3 MB
Label: Bongo Boy Records
Styles: Blues
Art: Front

Tracks Listing:
 1. This Is What It's Like - 3:26
 2. Falling Down - 3:06
 3. Take It Slow - 4:06
 4. 100 Miles - 4:07
 5. Strange Love - 3:53
 6. Red & Yellow Clowns - 4:14
 7. The Lonely - 3:00
 8. Dust to Dust - 3:22
 9. Bottom of the Sea - 4:05
10. Too Close to the Sun - 3:53
11. End of the Line - 3:58

St.Louis, MO Blues/Rock band Oddslane which are talented musicians/songwriters, Doug Byrkit and Brian Zielie. 2nd Studio Album recorded at Sawhorse Studios in St. Louis, and Mixed in Los Angeles by Grammy Award winning producer David Z.
Start with a simple base of driving Blues Rock guitar riffs and funky R&B grooves. Next mix varying amounts of reggae, new wave, swamp boogie, and garage rock. Then serve with a melody that will delightfully linger on your palate long after it is finished. This is the music of ODDSLANE.
The band is the musical outlet of the songwriters Doug Byrkit and Brian Zielie. The duo worked together while in college studying music, subsequently touring both nationally and internationally with various artists. After recording at legendary Sun Studios, they released the first of several projects as independent songwriters in 2004.
Last Night On Cherokee is the second album as ODDSLANE and an exciting chapter in the band’s career. Their 2012 release Dark Matters garnered Byrkit an ASCAP Plus Songwriting Award and an endorsement deal with custom guitar pick maker Steve Clayton Inc. The band also appeared on The Chevy Music Showcase and signed multiple licensing deals with networks such as MTV, Oxygen, E, A&E, WE, Oxygen and Fox Sports.
Following Dark Matters, the band was eager to broaden its sound. A well received reunion show with Ruf Records artist and former band mate Mike Zito inspired Byrkit and Zielie to delve deeper into their South St. Louis funk/blues roots. After an intense period of songwriting and experimentation, ODDSLANE emerged with Last Night On Cherokee. This invigorating addition to the band’s catalogue was recorded at Sawhorse Studios in St. Louis, mixed in Los Angeles by Grammy Award winning producer David Z (Prince, Johnny Lang, Etta James), and mastered in New Orleans by Grammy Award winner David Farrell (Arcade Fire, BuckWheat Zydeco, Royal Southern Brotherhood).

Last Night on Cherokee