Southern rock is a genre characterized by its blend of blues, country, and hard rock elements, often featuring storytelling lyrics, dual guitar harmonies, and a strong rhythmic foundation. Emerging in the late 1960s and 1970s, southern rock drew inspiration from the region's rich musical heritage, including blues, folk, and Appalachian string band traditions. The genre's heyday coincided with the counterculture movement, with many bands using their music as a platform to address social issues and celebrate regional identity. Southern rock's cultural significance lies in its ability to transcend genres, appealing to a wide audience with its unique blend of raw energy, introspection, and storytelling. Distinguishing itself from similar styles, southern rock often incorporates elements of boogie rock, soul, and gospel, with a strong emphasis on live performance and a sense of community.

Time Don't Heal a Thing

Ryan Necci and The Buffalo Gospel

Single - Released November 15, 2024