Jack Browning’s latest 11-track LP, Red Eye Radio, is a mesmerizing journey through the rich tapestry of Americana, Western, and blues music. This UK-based fine artist and musician channels the spirits of legends like Tom Waits and John Prine to craft an album that’s both nostalgic and fresh, creating a compelling soundscape with each track.

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Red Eye Radio opens the door to a world of storytelling and sonic exploration. Each song on the album is a distinct chapter in a musical novel, with Browning’s vocals and songwriting leading the way. His voice, often compared to the gravelly depth of Tom Waits, adds a layer of authenticity to the narratives woven throughout the album. It’s evident that Browning has a deep appreciation for the roots of these genres, and it shines through in every note.

What sets Red Eye Radio apart is its ability to seamlessly shift between the Americana, Western, and blues traditions, making it a versatile and engaging listening experience. Each track is a distinct gem.

The storytelling in the lyrics is equally captivating, drawing you into narratives that often reflect the soul of the places Browning pulls his inspiration from.

Standout tracks include:

“Ain’t Mean Much To Me” – a fun blues jam that will send you soaring, a downright good time.

Tracks “The Family Gun” and “Bue Eyed Son” reach deeply into the pockets of western and Americana sounds, leading us to believe that Browning will be a definite standout in this scene very quickly.

This is not just an album; it’s a musical odyssey through time and space, offering a glimpse into the landscapes and stories of Browning and other characters’ lives. Jack Browning’s dedication to his craft and his influences shines brightly throughout this LP, making it a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the heartfelt storytelling and evocative sounds of the past with a modern outlaw twist.

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