Mr Hardearly - Mean Blues

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2021
Time: 54:31 
Size: 125,0 MB 
Label: Rebel Music 
Styles: Blues/Blues Rock
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. White Flag - 3:02
 2. Stone In My Shoe - 3:40
 3. What The Hell Is Going On - 3:28
 4. Blue Mood - 2:52
 5. Ready To Fall - 3:32
 6. I'M On To You - 3:17
 7. Mistreated - 6:10
 8. Tell Me - 3:43
 9. Mean Blues - 3:34
10. Two Riders - 3:46
11. Open Wide - 4:30
12. When A Blind Man Cries - 3:36
13. Same Old Flow - 3:56
14. Mean Blues (Acoustic Version) - 3:25
15. Song For You - 1:54

In 25 years of career, Mr. HARDEARLY has shared the stage with many internationally renowned artists such as ZZ Top, Status Quo, Les Commitments, Georgia Sattelites, Van Wilks, Bernard Allison, Fred Chapellier, to name a few. His new album "Mean Blues" brings yet a new dimension to his record and musical list, a maturity that he has achieved through traveling the roads, with more than 800 concerts across Europe, which places him today. hui among the essential blues artists in France! Mean Blues, Mr H's 5th opus is the one that most resembles him, allowing him to assert his place among the best French guitarists! Her rocky voice brings the extra touch to highlight the quality of this album, which is scheduled for release in 2021, still with the REBEL MUSIC label and a SOCADISC distribution. The 15 titles that compose it retrace the news that we all live; that concerning addictions of all kinds, for example with “Ready to fall or Open wide”, but also health problems and successive confinements “What the hell is going on? or Stone in my shoe ”, and in a lighter way, the romantic relationships“ Two riders or Mistreated ”, without forgetting some instrumental burns of which he has the secret“ White flag, Mean Blues or Song for you ”. This new album is a turning point in his career, much more successful than the previous 4, a reflection of 13 years of work which has given him a very personal sensitivity which today makes him one of the greatest of the French blues. But, rest assured! His White Urban Blues remains more relevant than ever ...

Mean Blues