The dynamic vocals of Stephanie Adlington and the guitar prowess of Aaron Lessard as A Tale Of Two are like sticks of dynamite exploding in your ears. Combining the best of Americana and blues melodies with timeless Southern storytelling, award-winning vocalist Adlington and guitarist phenom Lessard draw influences from Tom Waits, The Lone Bellow, Ray LaMontagne, along with bedrock artists Patsy Cline and Hank Williams Sr.
The first single off of their upcoming album of the same name, Renegade explodes out of the gate, with its pounding drums, mimicking a train barreling fast down the tracks out of town. The song aims to flip Nashville on its head, using the spirit of the Appalachian terrain as a guide as it represents a shift, a changing of the tides of how music can be anything you want it to be. This song makes you want to start a bar fight and woo a lover all within four minutes.
God help me if the mountain water
Don’t wash my fears away
Roll, roll thunder
Till I can see my fate
Don’t dare look yonder and back
From where I came
Cause I’m born again a renegade
If Renegade is indicative of where this album is headed we can not wait to hear more.
The album, “Renegade” is set to hit the streets on October 4, 2024, and was produced by Jon Estes (John Paul White, Mary Bragg) and recorded at Jon Estes’ Studios. Backing musicians are some of the top-tier players in Nashville, Billy Contreras (fiddle), Elizabeth Estes (fiddle), Jamie Dick (Percussion), Ross McReynolds (Percussion), and Jon Estes himself on bass and various other instruments.
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