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Sonny Gullage's New Album Out Today

Blues singer-songwriter and keyboardist Kevin “Sonny” Gullage has officially released his critically acclaimed full-length album, Go Be Free, marking a significant milestone in his burgeoning career. This 12-song collection, produced by four-time Grammy winner and nine-time nominee Tom Hambridge (Buddy Guy, Susan Tedeschi, Keb' 'Mo), has been lauded by critics and fans alike as a dynamic fusion of traditional blues, gospel, and modern soundscapes. Following months of building excitement with standout singles like "Just Kiss Me, Baby" and "Worried About the Young," Sonny now offers Go Be Free as a full journey through his deeply rooted musical world.


The album showcases Sonny’s unique talent and musical roots, merging the sounds of New Orleans blues and boogie-woogie with contemporary influences. “The blues are alive and well… it’s artists like Sonny Gullage that are carrying the torch,” WBGO praised in a recent review. The album’s versatility shines through in tracks like the socially conscious “Worried About the Young,” featuring Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, and the album’s electrifying lead single and title track, "Go Be Free." Sonny's dynamic voice also stands out on the tender R&B ballad “Separate Ways,” a soulful track that smolders with emotive pop hooks, bluesy guitar licks, and deeply felt lyrics about love on the brink of collapse.


Born with what you might call “blues wisdom,” Sonny’s journey began early, writing his first song at just 12 years old. His highly anticipated album reflects a lifetime of being immersed in blues and gospel, deeply influenced by his New Orleans roots and a family steeped in musical tradition. His father, bassist Tony Gullage, has performed with Henry Butler and Dr. John, while his grandmother, Sister Alberta Gullage, recorded gospel records in the 1960s. Sonny also traces his heritage back to the legendary Huddie “Lead Belly” Ledbetter.


After performing as an artist in residence at B.B. King’s Blues Club in New Orleans and advancing to the Showstoppers round on American Idol, Sonny embarked on a robust international touring schedule, captivating audiences in the U.S. and abroad. Go Be Free promises to solidify Sonny Gullage as a powerful new voice in contemporary blues, offering an emotional and musical journey unlike any other.



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