Seth James CD Release Party
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Texas Homegrown Music is proud to present a special CD Release Party for Seth James for his new release "Good Life" with special guests The Oliver White Group on Saturday August 31st at 8pm (doors open at 7) at The Sanctuary Music & Events Center.
VIP Tables with seating for 4 directly in front of the stage are $125 per table (SEE Seating Chart).
Downstairs Seats (First come, First Serve) are $20.
General Admission (Standing Room Only on the upstairs balcony) Tickets are just $10.
We'll have food and bar service available from our friends at Rick's Chophouse.
Authenticity and originality don’t always make for the most compatible bedfellows. Indeed, paying reverence to one’s roots sometimes moots the possibility of finding contemporary credence. Happily though, in the case of the Texas born and bred singer/songwriter Seth James, all those elements find equal footing.
That’s especially evident with the release of Good Life, James’ new album, a rugged and unabashedly assertive blend of blues, country, roots, rock, and Americana. From the sassy strut of opening track “Brother” and the loping rhythms of the catchy and danceable “That’s How You Do It,” to the soulful sentiment of “Little Angel” and the assertive strains of “The Time I Love the Most,” the twelve song set runs a gamut of heartfelt emotion filtered through unfaltering conviction and homespun appeal.
Produced and mixed by Kevin McKendree (Little Richard, Etta James, Sean Chambers), and recorded at The Rock House in Franklin, Tennessee, Good Life resonates with an honesty and integrity that could have only been spawned by someone who’s known the toils and triumphs spawned in America’s heartland.
James sums up those sentiments in the title track itself. Written with Kevin McKendree and Bob Britt, the song represents the emotion imbued in the album overall. “It was important to me that this album had an overall positive feel,” James explains. “I always found it easy to be dark and brooding, but using happiness is a trick. Of course, it’s pretty easy to write happy when you’re writing with two of your heroes like Kevin and Bob are to me. This song is a good representation of where I’m at now and where I wanna stay.”
The Oliver White Group plays Rock/Blues/Folk/Funk. That's quite a mouthful. Let's just say they're Americana. Their debut album, "Control" was critically acclaimed in the U.S. and Europe and featured fellow Texas guitarists Lance Lopez and Wes Jeans. The new album, OWGSIDE2EP, is a rock album with hints of Texas Country and Funk.
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