Solve this musical equation: Add rap, alt-country, reggae, turntables, and a Dave-Matthews-meets-Hootie croon. What do you get? You’d think it would be something close to a train wreck in front of a dance bar in Kansas by a road that leads to Jamaica. It’s not. The actual solution to the equation is Clay Hughes’ new album, “Burn.â€
Clay Hughes, a musician from Kansas City with comparisons to Sublime, Jack Johnson, and Citizen Cope, has a vast supply of tools in his musical tool belt. He showcases each with his varying styles on “Burnâ€. Clay teams up with a host of guest artists that drives the album, giving it swing, twang, and flow all at once.
A family destination for families, couples, & groups who want to enjoy quality Lake-area musicians & Florida Keys Theme. The menu is an electric blend of styles & ingredients native to South Florida, the Caribbean and also Midwest. Get to Backwater Jacks for great food & live music Thursday through Monday
Kalani is a St. Joseph native driven by a love for reggae and rock-n- roll! He plays an abundance of good vibe tunes ranging from the 60s hits and current hits. Artist like Tom Petty, Michael Jackson, Imagine Dragons, Alex Clare, Lenny Kravitz.
The Zeros represent Kansas Citys first hurricane of new wave and 1980s music. The Zeros offer the most authentic and dedicated 80s and new wave tribute in the Midwest complete with an electrifying and energetic stage show that is a must-see. The Zeros combine a state-of-the-art sound and light show with equally impressive musical prowess to form their unique sound and presence. The Zeros perform only the most popular songs from the 80s and thankfully do not perform any hair band music. Members of The Zeros Band include Brad Gaddy, Shawn Poores, and Larry Groce.
The Zeros band perform all of your favorite hit new wave songs from the 80s
Despite those formative influences, Brown's guitar style is not easy to categorize or compare to any one other guitarist. Really, it's Kirk Brown, which is as it should be... the blues is self-expression. A strong and powerful singer, his vocal style has been likened to Johnny Winters'.
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Solve this musical equation: Add rap, alt-country, reggae, turntables, and a Dave-Matthews-meets-Hootie croon. What do you get? You’d think it would be something close to a train wreck in front of a dance bar in Kansas by a road that leads to Jamaica. It’s not. The actual solution to the equation is Clay Hughes’ new album, “Burn.â€
