Hannah Wicklund & The Steppin' Stones

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Hannah Wicklund & The Steppin Stones are fronted by a 20-year-old powerhouse guitarist, vocalist and songwriter. TheSouth Carolina-born (and now East Nashville-based) artistwho formed the band as an eight-year-old has developed a powerful and sublime synthesis of skills and makes it clear that the future is hers to conquer.On their new (and third) self-titled album, the band--who’ve played over 2,000 showsincluding notable festival appearances--digs in deep, hits hard, and crushes it. Hannah Wicklund & The Steppin Stones(available 1/26/18 on her Strawberry Moon imprint) is anaural kaleidoscope of blazing guitarsand searing vocals, all of which establish Wicklund as a triple-threat player, singer and writer in the fashion of Susan Tedeschi and the Pretenders’ Chrissie Hynde.The album’s producer,Sadler Vaden, who’s also guitarist with Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit, says: “Once we started writing some songs, I saw that she had a real, rawtalent. I was inspired to work with her by her love of classic rock music and blues. I wanted to honor that in making this album, but also add a little modern edge to it.”On the10-track album, Wicklund taps into the fury of loneliness (“Ghost”). She resurrects specters of Hendrix and Joplin (“Looking Glass”)as well aspower ballad intensity (“Strawberry Moon”). Then, just as she’s supercharged you with about as much raw energy as you can channel, she lets you down gently with the acoustic intimacy of “Shadow Boxes”—but even here, her singing achieves an intensity that most artists can only dream of rivaling. Her music stands on a bedrock of razor-edged, old-school rock ’n’ roll reanimated by a new generation’s urgency.

Rock 'N Roll band based out of Nashville, TN! If you like classic rock, you might dig our sound.
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