Dig Deeper is Brother Chunky’s Album Out Now
Good Day Noir Family,
Brother Chunky’s latest album, “Dig Deeper,” is a refreshing take on the blues, blending traditional roots with modern sensibilities.
Dig Deeper is Brother Chunky’s Album Out Now
From the opening track, “The Best Man,” a New Orleans-infused blues number, the album transports you to a world of soulful melodies and gritty rhythms.
“Get Thee Behind Me” follows suit, featuring a classic blues progression with an upbeat tempo that gets your feet moving.
But it’s “Communication Blues” that truly stands out, with its infectious melody, driving groove, and funky guitar licks that sound like a wake-up call.
If you’re a fan of Mississippi blues and voodoo, this album is for you. The music is uplifting and inspiring, both musically and lyrically.
Brother Chunky’s message is clear: we have the power to be better people, and we should never let life’s setbacks get us down.
The blues runs deep in Brother Chunky’s veins, and his songs are genuine and heartfelt. It’s hard to pick a favorite, but “My Own Two Eyes” is another gem, with its catchy chorus that will have you singing along in no time.
“Dig Deeper” is an album that deserves to be heard and savoured like a glass of aged whiskey, in small sips to appreciate all the nuances.
Dig Deeper is Brother Chunky’s Album Out Now!
Uplifting!
Brother Chunky is an independent singer/songwriter/guitarist based in Utah, USA. He mainly plays Funky Bluesy Roots Music that features “Chunky” guitar riffs, dance-able grooves, and catchy lyrics.
“Dig Deeper” was recorded at Orchard Studio (North Salt Lake, Utah) with some guitar and vocal tracking at Brother Chunky’s home studio. Brother Chunky wrote all of the songs for this self-produced album. Daniel Young (owner of Orchard Studio) was the recording and mixing engineer. He also did the mastering, including an Analog Tape Mastering process. Keith Lambson played drums and David Baker recorded electric and upright bass. Dylan Schorer played slide and electric guitar on three songs. Daniel Young added some tambourine, hand claps, and vocals at the end of “Fortified and Sanctified.”
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