“I keep the roots of the music there, everything else just blossoms.”

Kenny Neal & Micah Willis: 

A Multitalented Music Family…

“Because Blues is our culture and it’s very important to pass it on to the generations to come so they can know where they came from.”

Kenny Neal: Roots and Blossoms of Blues

The Swamp Blues are alive…

“I mean music creates social unity for sure and I hope I can create that with the music I put out. I’d like for people to come together no matter their background and enjoy what I create.”

Micah Willis: A New Soulful Star Rising…

“Of course the socio economic background of most of the current crop of young blues guys is still difficult. But for the original generations it must have been like living in an occupied land-no rights, no respect. The original blues guys had messages in the lyrics, a form of censorship to circumvent, messages and secret ‘in’ messages about the harsh repression that they were under.”…

"Americans are proud of being American. Blues music originated in America. Blues music is the mother of nearly all the “popular” music we have today. So, let’s recognize this and hold the blues up to its’ rightful place as one of the greatest American creations."

Tim Gartland: The Right Amount of Funky…

"When rock 'n' roll first happened it was a threat to the mainstream. When Chuck Berry happened it was a threats white America. When the bad brains happened it was a threat to rock 'n' roll."

Popa Chubby: The Beast From The East... Loves The Texas Cannonball

His career has always been about moving forward and carving a place for…

“Great music is made all over the world by people from all walks of life. Borrowing from and being influenced by differing styles is what keeps music exciting and new.”

Allison August: Fly to the Blues Soul Moon…

“All cultures have their own music and as the world gets smaller music has become the ambassador for many cultures that have not been technically as advanced as others. By the integration of the different instruments and rhythms in our music we all become closer as people.”

Boots Jaffee: The Cowboy of…

“When you think of Blues in a traditional sense or its influence on modern music, it will always be relevant. It’s about the human quality of expression. That’s an uphill fight in the modern world. But the initial spark that got me excited as a little boy is still there. It’s important to pass that fire on to a new generation.”…

“As we all know there are many challenges in the world. I believe music is the great equalizer between all humans. More than that, I believe that most people rely on the music they listen to as their own personal oasis from the day-to-day grind of life.”

Sunny Bleau: Fly to The (Blues)…

“love that music brings people together. At our concerts, all social, professional, and cultural categories mingle. I just want people to feel good and leave happy, with a desire to accomplish things they once thought were impossible. There are no borders; we are one.”

Gaëlle Buswel: New Blues Rock…

"Just like that old Jazz musician says to the young rocker in the film THAT THING YOU DO “You got to watch your money!” I protect myself with copyrights and filings for music publishing (in my case BMI). And scrutinize contracts like my life depends upon it."

Andy Bernstein: Let The Roots Roll 

Andy B. AKA Andy Bernstein has been the primary…

“Music is a powerful tool, I hope all listeners get a positive feeling and generate peace & love.”

Micki Free: Dreamcatcher of Blues-Rock

Micki Free is a multi-talented guitarist, songwriter, performer, and producer - with a career that spans decades and includes collaborations with some of the…

“I think what I miss most nowadays from the music of the past is the authenticity perhaps, and the soul of what that music was at that time I am a big fan of the 50s and early 60s R&B music of New Orleans. Of course things change, but I just miss the spirit of that music at that time.”

Mark Mullins: …

“For me, music and basically the blues music is a mission. It is important to spread real live music, blues music, in every moment on stage and in everyday life. Even though the blues music is not a popular genre, it brings joy and happiness to many people.”

Matyas Pribojszki: Jumping Matt…Forward!…

“The same as it has always been. One of the major pillars to please, bring comfort and joy to society as a whole. I want them to enjoy it and for it to somehow make their lives a little better.”

Mitch Ryder: From Detroit … With Love …

“It’s good and natural for people who love all rock and pop to step back and hear the blues innovators who lay the groundwork for so many modern styles of music. And you can be surprised by how not-academic these old records can sound.”

Johnny Iguana: Chicago-Style At…

”My drive comes from my subconscious plus I am a competitive person so I push hard to get my voice and music heard and to do significant work, and I want to leave a legacy.”

Otis Taylor: Trance Blues

Otis Taylor is a…

"The blues is a long, hard road and nobody said it would be easy, make you a lot of money, super stardom or anything else. Therefore I've never expected that from this music."

Mark Hummel: A True Blues Believer!

Grammy-nominted Harmonica man, singer, songwriter, bandleader, author, and impresario MARK HUMMEL was born in New Haven, CT but moved to…

"Blues is not only music, it's a feeling. Some people assume they don't like the Blues, but then they'll be at a gig and come up and say "I never thought I liked the Blues, but damn I love the Blues and what I'm hearing tonight." Blues may not be as popular as it once was, but I don't  think it's dying, either."

Sean Chambers:

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