Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2024
Time:34:44
Size:80,8 MB
Label:Jamalama
Styles:Blues Rock/Roots Rock
Art:Front
Year:2024
Time:34:44
Size:80,8 MB
Label:Jamalama
Styles:Blues Rock/Roots Rock
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Til' The Day - 4:17
2. Funky Tonight - 4:32
3. Fly Away - 5:18
4. Brother - 4:58
5. Currents - 5:48
6. Whole Lotta Trouble - 4:23
7. Shake Hands With Mojo - 1:26
8. Til' The Day (Radio Edit) - 3:57
1. Til' The Day - 4:17
2. Funky Tonight - 4:32
3. Fly Away - 5:18
4. Brother - 4:58
5. Currents - 5:48
6. Whole Lotta Trouble - 4:23
7. Shake Hands With Mojo - 1:26
8. Til' The Day (Radio Edit) - 3:57
Smoke Stack Rhino have been hailed by Beat Magazine as 'Australia's most exciting up-and-coming blues and roots rockers'.
Featuring a band name that's just one heavy animal away from the blues (just ask Howlin' Wolf), this trio from the Yarra Valley near Melbourne are wowing crowds around Australia. In the last 12 months they've appeared at festivals like Blues at Bridgetown, Moruya Blues and Roots, St Kilda Blues Festival, Healesville Music Festival, Echuca Winter Blues and more. They've even entered the food and wine festival circuit with an appearance at Grampians Grape Escape 2024. They've found airplay on Triple J and Triple M, ran Rock The Valley Music Festival and placed on several high-profile Spotify playlists.
New album The Mojo Funk sees the group claim a sound of their own which they call 'The Mojo Funk'. Mixed by Ocean Alley's producer Callum Howell, the record debuted at #2 on the ARIA Blues/Jazz Albums Chart and is "a high energy, semi-psychedelic montage of funky blues rock that's sure to get your mojo back".
On stage the band's electric live show reaches new heights. Singer-guitarist Ash King is a whirlwind with resonator guitar in hand, his earthy vocals reaching from deep baritone low notes to high screams, drummer Matt Berg pushes the band forward from behind the kit and bassist Shane Andison stays rock solid, holding the whole thing together with an infectious, catchy groove.Smoke Stack Rhino are on the rise and are well and truly here to bring the mojo back.
Featuring a band name that's just one heavy animal away from the blues (just ask Howlin' Wolf), this trio from the Yarra Valley near Melbourne are wowing crowds around Australia. In the last 12 months they've appeared at festivals like Blues at Bridgetown, Moruya Blues and Roots, St Kilda Blues Festival, Healesville Music Festival, Echuca Winter Blues and more. They've even entered the food and wine festival circuit with an appearance at Grampians Grape Escape 2024. They've found airplay on Triple J and Triple M, ran Rock The Valley Music Festival and placed on several high-profile Spotify playlists.
New album The Mojo Funk sees the group claim a sound of their own which they call 'The Mojo Funk'. Mixed by Ocean Alley's producer Callum Howell, the record debuted at #2 on the ARIA Blues/Jazz Albums Chart and is "a high energy, semi-psychedelic montage of funky blues rock that's sure to get your mojo back".
On stage the band's electric live show reaches new heights. Singer-guitarist Ash King is a whirlwind with resonator guitar in hand, his earthy vocals reaching from deep baritone low notes to high screams, drummer Matt Berg pushes the band forward from behind the kit and bassist Shane Andison stays rock solid, holding the whole thing together with an infectious, catchy groove.Smoke Stack Rhino are on the rise and are well and truly here to bring the mojo back.
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