Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats Debut New Single HEY MAMA Today

By: Feb. 02, 2018
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Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats Debut New Single HEY MAMA Today

"Hey Mama," the latest track from Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats debuts today. The song appears on the band's highly anticipated new album, Tearing at the Seams, out March 9 on Stax Records.

Most recently, the band released their single "You Worry Me" to critical praise-Rolling Stone proclaims, "The first single from his forthcoming LP adds Southern-rock bite and weary longing to make for his most urgent song yet."

In support of the release, the band adds additional dates to their extensive North American tour. Tickets for the dates are on sale now at nathanielrateliff.com.

Initial writing and recording sessions for Tearing at the Seams took place in Rodeo, New Mexico where Rateliff & The Night Sweats re-established their dynamic off the stage and in the studio. "For the first record I demo'ed everything up and created most of the parts," says Rateliff. "This time, I felt like we've all spent so much time on the road that we should all go off somewhere together. We should all have that experience together." The band finished recording with producer Richard Swift-who has helmed records for The Shins and Foxygen, in addition to The Night Sweats' debut-collectively creating a group of songs that capture the band's emotion and intensity.

Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats are: Rateliff (vocals, guitar), Joseph Pope III (bass), Patrick Meese (drums), Luke Mossman (guitar), Mark Shusterman (keys), Andy Wild (saxophone), Scott Frock (trumpet) and Jeff Dazey (saxophone).

Their 2015 debut album is now certified Gold in the U.S., Belgium, Switzerland and the Netherlands, Platinum in Canada and Silver in the U.K., while their hit single "S.O.B." is certified Platinum in the U.S. and Canada and Gold in Switzerland.

Photo Credit: Brantley Gutierrez



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