Ramblin' Preachers - Sins & Virtues (2024)

The influences are firmly set in the southern rock vibe and that’s where the bands passion clearly lies. Trying to do something familiar but with a twist that keeps the audience engaged and interested, whilst focusing on what serves the song. Guitarist James Ives and Lead Singer / Guitarist Ross Connor are clearly tone chasers and that is very transparent in ‘Separate Ways’ where the rhythmical and sonic element is so important

Their debut single ‘Mind Your Own Business’ is testament to this, with a very Southern Rooted Rock approach.

‘Better Than Me’ saw a new angle explored that saw them take inspiration from more modern Rock Bands such as ‘KALEO’ where popular music has been blended with Blues-Rock.

‘Jester’ remains a firm favourite at shows and is very much the band’s ballad. The song shows a writing maturity of a band wise beyond its years.

With Arena like power, relatable song writing and a face melting live show they aim to continue their success with their debut album ‘Sins & Virtues’. With the excellent minds of producers Wayne Proctor & Oli Brown now intertwined within the band’s productions and compositions. It’s a good time to get behind them and join the journey.