De Piratas’ debut album was released behind a beaded curtain of anonymity (who are these guys?). The album is full of hooky, big-guitar anthems. Tucked amid the detonation was “Real,” an out-of-tune, woozy ballad that seemed the kinda-country cousin to an album filled with glorious guitar noise. Peeling back the chaos exposed a bonafide country

De Piratas’ debut album was released behind a beaded curtain of anonymity (who are these guys?). The album is full of hooky, big-guitar anthems. Tucked amid the detonation was “Real,” an out-of-tune, woozy ballad that seemed the kinda-country cousin to an album filled with glorious guitar noise. Peeling back the chaos exposed a bonafide country song about aging and making music. Add pedal-steel guitar, banjo, and vocalist Travis Shallow … voila!

Among musicians, Texan guitarist, singer and songwriter Doyle Bramhall II is one of the most respected players on the planet. But to the average fan, Bramhall remains largely under appreciated. This track, from the his band ARC Angels, puts the spotlight on Bramhall’s full talent while also nodding to his deep respect for Jimi Hendrix. The

Among musicians, Texan guitarist, singer and songwriter Doyle Bramhall II is one of the most respected players on the planet. But to the average fan, Bramhall remains largely under appreciated. This track, from the his band ARC Angels, puts the spotlight on Bramhall’s full talent while also nodding to his deep respect for Jimi Hendrix. The narrative is a personal farewell to a fallen friend - which makes it perfect for this project. Best buckle up: Singer Rebekah Todd’s no-holds-barred performance will leave you stunned.