Sultry Rock and Soul Territories in Josiah & The Greater Good’s Song ‘Relapse’ is a Cultural Fest
20 August 2019
Rock and soul band Josiah & The Greater Good’s new song ‘Relapse’ is a lyrical and musical extravaganza of contemporary feels with a hint of thematic eccentricity.
Josiah & The Greater Good is back with their vocal and musical mist in their newly released song ‘Relapse’. A song that compels the audience to contemplate and find expression, 'Relapse' is defining their career goals in a monumental steer. Rock and soul intricacies that adopt the various subtleties of reggae, blues, and pop, Josiah & The Greater Good presents a soundscape of hybrid musical seasoning like a rejuvenating sound in the backdrop of the contemporary scene. Their experience and exposure speak a thousand words that not only produce a mystifying effect but also stand as a benchmark of musical excellence. ‘Relapse’ is a collaboration of various thematic and melodic strains that flows into a unanimous crevice of buoyant musical outspokenness.
Josiah & The Greater Good is the heart and soul of Knoxville, Tennessee with their instrumental and vocal conspicuousness profound through the work of band members Frank Sheadrick Jr., Jon Augustus, Brandon Bowman, Andrew Powers, Shawn Turner, and Josiah Atchley. A care-free jam band with intricate utilization of modernity and rusticity, Josiah & The Greater Good has constructed other hits including ‘Broken Man’ and ‘Gypsy’. They have toured and performed extensively, most notably with major performing acts like Fastball and Kansas. Heavily influenced by the sound of The Black keys, the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and others, their creative compass is vast. The band is already set to release their first full-fledged album this year, a feat that justifies their musical being with a sense of accomplishment. Follow them on Spotify, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and their website to experience ethereal musical greatness right away.
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