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The Gun Announced Go
Kerosene Drifters
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The Gun Announced Go, the sophomore album for KD, utilizes a dense mix of acoustic and electric guitars, piano, organ, cello, bass, drums and large harmonies, creating everything from a monumental wall of sound to spacious and eerie ballads. Having two lead vocalists allows for a wide range of sonic possibilities that make up the unique sound of
The Gun Announced Go, the sophomore album for KD, utilizes a dense mix of acoustic and electric guitars, piano, organ, cello, bass, drums and large harmonies, creating everything from a monumental wall of sound to spacious and eerie ballads. Having two lead vocalists allows for a wide range of sonic possibilities that make up the unique sound of Kerosene Drifters. Joined by co-producer and Nashville recording artist J.R. Castillo, Kerosene Drifters collaborated for album #2 in songwriting with Lee Wenner and in the studio with cellist Jen Mulhern of Jenuine Cello at Cibolo Studios in San Antonio, TX. Stuart Sullivan of Wire Recording (Sublime, Jimmie Vaughan, Butthole Surfers) worked his mixing magic and Terra Nova Mastering finished up the project.
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Let It Go 3:570:00/3:57
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Til It's Gone 4:130:00/4:13
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Bad Mojo 3:070:00/3:07
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Oh Gloria 4:050:00/4:05
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Melancholy 4:490:00/4:49
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0:00/3:22
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Redemption 5:110:00/5:11
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Hold On 5:080:00/5:08
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Intro to Fly 2:430:00/2:43
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Fly 5:020:00/5:02
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Give In to Me 3:230:00/3:23
The thrill of the chase, the rush of lustful blood, the animalistic instinct, the tease. Call it what you want, we call it sexy as hell.
Love shows us the beauty of this world. Loss shows us how to be human. “Oh Gloria” is a story about loving someone or something and coming to the realization that it’s not right for you. One of the hardest things in life is to let go of something you love. “Oh Gloria” is for lovers of music that moves you. Acoustic guitar sets the tone for a
Love shows us the beauty of this world. Loss shows us how to be human. “Oh Gloria” is a story about loving someone or something and coming to the realization that it’s not right for you. One of the hardest things in life is to let go of something you love. “Oh Gloria” is for lovers of music that moves you. Acoustic guitar sets the tone for a meaningful journey that slowly builds with cello followed by the full band. Beautiful chord movement and vocal harmonies leading into the chorus singing “hallelujah” in call and response beckons you to close your eyes and let the world drift away. Paying homage to bitter sweet love songs, “Oh Gloria” turns the page and shows you are stronger for having let go of what you love.
The ultimate bad girl anthem, “Bad Mojo” scratches the itch to say f*ck it all. Any fan of slinky southern rock, Elle King, crunchy guitar and organ tones and a swanky shuffle will press repeat. It’s fun, it’s feisty, it’s dirty and raw. Sometimes it's good to be bad.
Powerfully epic and exhilarating, “Redemption” is a song about the search for absolution in the final moments of a life steeped in regret. Driving rhythms along with stacked harmonies and dramatically vivid instrumental expressions excite the audience, stirring the spirit to motion. Not for the faint of heart, “Redemption” reveals the rawness of
Powerfully epic and exhilarating, “Redemption” is a song about the search for absolution in the final moments of a life steeped in regret. Driving rhythms along with stacked harmonies and dramatically vivid instrumental expressions excite the audience, stirring the spirit to motion. Not for the faint of heart, “Redemption” reveals the rawness of human sentiment while enchanting the listener to move. Any fan of southern rock, alt country and neo western who appreciates organic tones and block harmonies, along with thrilling movement and witty twists will be enthralled to press repeat. Tracking: Cibolo Studios/James Campbell, Landis Chisenhall Mixing: Wire Recording/Stuart Sullivan Mastering: Terra Nova Mastering/Jerry Tubb Songwriters: Lee Wenner, Korey Manuel, Dana Chavez Manuel Guitar/Vocals: Korey Manuel Bass/Vocals: Dana Chavez Manuel Organ/Piano: Damian Sisca Cello: Jenn Mulhurn/Jenuine Cello Drums: Landis Chisenhall Producers: Korey Manuel, Dana Chavez Manuel Co-Producer: J.R. Castillo
Powerfully epic and exhilarating, “Redemption” is a song about the search for absolution in the final moments of a life steeped in regret. Driving rhythms along with stacked harmonies and dramatically vivid instrumental expressions excite the audience, stirring the spirit to motion. Not for the faint of heart, “Redemption” reveals the rawness of
Powerfully epic and exhilarating, “Redemption” is a song about the search for absolution in the final moments of a life steeped in regret. Driving rhythms along with stacked harmonies and dramatically vivid instrumental expressions excite the audience, stirring the spirit to motion. Not for the faint of heart, “Redemption” reveals the rawness of human sentiment while enchanting the listener to move. Any fan of southern rock, alt country and neo western who appreciates organic tones and block harmonies, along with thrilling movement and witty twists will be enthralled to press repeat. Tracking: Cibolo Studios/James Campbell, Landis Chisenhall Mixing: Wire Recording/Stuart Sullivan Mastering: Terra Nova Mastering/Jerry Tubb Songwriters: Lee Wenner, Korey Manuel, Dana Chavez Manuel Guitar/Vocals: Korey Manuel Bass/Vocals: Dana Chavez Manuel Organ/Piano: Damian Sisca Cello: Jenn Mulhurn/Jenuine Cello Drums: Landis Chisenhall Producers: Korey Manuel, Dana Chavez Manuel Co-Producer: J.R. Castillo
Own It Now
Kerosene Drifters EP
Kerosene Drifters
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This debut album has a hot new style that is Rock based, dipped in Blues with a splash of Texas Country. It can only be described as Drifter Rock. Don't know what that is? Take a listen and find out.
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Have a Little Faith 4:400:00/4:40
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Go Your Way 4:020:00/4:02
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Run Away 3:520:00/3:52
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Take It Back 2:370:00/2:37
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Barb's Wired 3:060:00/3:06