The Currys Debut Jangling 'Firestarter' w/ Elmore, LP Out 3/25

Anchored by the elastic, entwined harmonies that only seem to exist among kin, The Currys have announced their return with their sophomore LP West Of Here, out March 25th, 2016. The follow up to their 2014 debut effort Follow, the latest LP finds brothers Jimmy and Tommy Curry and cousin Galen Curry once again wrapped in their own modern brand of harmony rich Americana. West Of Here showcases each of the family members' songwriting chops and is a welcome addition to today's contemporary folk landscape.

True to its title, West Of Here is an album born on the road. Following their debut Follow, The Currys spent nearly two years on the road before settling down in the studio with producers Chris Keup and Stewart Myers (Lifehouse, Jason Mraz). The LP holds plenty of warm, wistful tracks like "Restless" and "Hold Me Here,"swirling piano, mandolin, bass, guitar and light percussion into the same package, with hooks and harmonies leading the charge. Like the Avett Brothers, The Currys know when to crank up their rootsy stomp, but they are just as inspired by the epic sweep of Bruce Springsteen and the rhythmic soul of Marvin Gaye.

The next single off the upcoming album, "Firestarter" was unleashed by Elmore and is available HERE

It's been years since The Currys played their first songs together as teenage boys, swapping tunes during a series of annual family reunions. West of Here pays tribute to that history, but it pushes the band forward, too, with one foot in the folksy sound of The Currys' influence and the other pointing toward something new. In addition to building their fiercely loyal following, the group are continuing to stretch their creative range, contributing the entire soundtrack to the documentary Dooder & the Lighthouse, which has already been accepted to the Gasparilla Film Festival and the Palm Beach International Film Festival.