Greyhounds are an American musical duo known for their distinctive blend of rock, soul, and R&B, carving a niche for themselves in the vast landscape of American music. Comprised of Andrew Trube and Anthony Farrell, the band has been crafting their unique sound since the late 1990s. Trube, taking up guitar and vocal duties, and Farrell, on keyboards and vocals, both bring a depth of musicality and soulful tonality that resonates through their expansive discography. Before forming Greyhounds, both members had established themselves as skilled musicians, which is evident in their textured compositions and live performances.

The duo has consistently released albums and singles that showcase their evolution as artists and their reverence for American music traditions while still pushing boundaries. With releases like "Primates" and the thoughtful "Adobe," Greyhounds have demonstrated their capability to traverse the realms of lyrical storytelling and sonic exploration. Their music often reflects themes of love, life's struggles, and the pursuit of redemption, all wrapped in grooves that invite listeners to engage on a deeply emotional level. Albums like "Greyhounds | OurVinyl Sessions" exemplify their dynamic range and ability to captivate audiences with both electrifying and intimate performances. Furthermore, the inclusion of tracks such as "Tiger King" (Color Red Music) in their recent output reflects their ability to stay relevant and engage with contemporary culture through their art. Greyhounds continue to tour and win over fans across the globe with their soulful deliveries and authentically crafted tunes, making them a staple in the landscape of modern American music.

Genres

Deep New Americana

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Latest Release

Live on 29th Street Volume IV

Greyhounds

Album - 9 Tracks - Released January 5, 2024