Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:40:05
Size:92,3 MB
Label:Dessert First Records
Styles:Blues Rock
Art:Front
Year:2026
Time:40:05
Size:92,3 MB
Label:Dessert First Records
Styles:Blues Rock
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Take Down - 2:39
2. High Road (feat. Marc Maron) - 3:39
3. Pour Me Another - 3:19
4. Walk This Way - 4:29
5. If I Had Your Life - 3:50
6. Brave - 2:37
7. Shut Your Mouth and Do Something - 3:22
8. Come Together - 3:39
9. Everything Happens - 4:09
10. Perennial - 3:22
11. Slow Burn - 4:55
1. Take Down - 2:39
2. High Road (feat. Marc Maron) - 3:39
3. Pour Me Another - 3:19
4. Walk This Way - 4:29
5. If I Had Your Life - 3:50
6. Brave - 2:37
7. Shut Your Mouth and Do Something - 3:22
8. Come Together - 3:39
9. Everything Happens - 4:09
10. Perennial - 3:22
11. Slow Burn - 4:55
Colorado Front Range blues-rock fans, it is my pleasure to introduce an exceptional artist you may not yet know. Even if her name is familiar, you may not realize she has a brand-new album arriving this Friday. If you already knew both, I tip my hat to you—you are truly a world-class blues-rock fan worthy of recognition. That artist is Ali Handal, whose fifth album, Slow Burn, arrives this Friday.
Handal is the kind of artist who refuses to stay in one lane. A Los Angeles–based guitarist, singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur, she has built her career on the tension between muscular rock guitar and a more intimate, melodic side—moving comfortably from gritty riffs and expressive solos to vulnerable, acoustic-driven songwriting. Her playing is technically assured without losing sight of the song, while her voice can shift from raw and forceful to warm and disarming in a single phrase. For listeners who know their blues-rock, Handal’s latest work offers a particularly compelling entry point. On Slow Burn, she purposefully turns up the heat on the bluesier elements of her sound: bold guitar tones, swaggering grooves, and a vocal delivery that carries both grit and emotional weight. It is a natural evolution for an artist whose influences range from classic rock to rootsier songwriting—and a reminder that softness and strength have never been opposites in Handal’s music.
Handal is the kind of artist who refuses to stay in one lane. A Los Angeles–based guitarist, singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur, she has built her career on the tension between muscular rock guitar and a more intimate, melodic side—moving comfortably from gritty riffs and expressive solos to vulnerable, acoustic-driven songwriting. Her playing is technically assured without losing sight of the song, while her voice can shift from raw and forceful to warm and disarming in a single phrase. For listeners who know their blues-rock, Handal’s latest work offers a particularly compelling entry point. On Slow Burn, she purposefully turns up the heat on the bluesier elements of her sound: bold guitar tones, swaggering grooves, and a vocal delivery that carries both grit and emotional weight. It is a natural evolution for an artist whose influences range from classic rock to rootsier songwriting—and a reminder that softness and strength have never been opposites in Handal’s music.

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