The Marcus King Band - Carolina Confessions vinyl record cover

1

Confessions

2

Where I'm Headed

3

Homesick

4

8 a.m.

5

How Long

6

Remember

7

Side Door

8

Autumn Rains

9

Welcome 'Round Here

10

Goodbye Carolina


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The Marcus King Band

Carolina Confessions

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Carolina Confessions features 10 brand-new songs, all written by Marcus except for 'How Long,' which was co-written with the Black Keys' Dan Auerbach and veteran songwriter Pat McLaughlin. Whether it's the searing rock exorcism of 'Confessions' or the propulsive road-bound soul of 'Where I'm Headed,' Marcus exhibits an almost Southern gothic sensibility in his songs, owning up to failed relationships, portraying his complex connection with his hometown, arraying a sprawling musical firmament in the process. Marcus and his five bandmates - drummer Jack Ryan, bass player Stephen Campbell, trumpeter/trombonist Justin Johnson, sax player Dean Mitchell and keyboard player DeShawn 'D'Vibes' Alexander - are in top form on Carolina Confessions, exhibiting an intuitive sense of control and expression as they tackle their most sonically layered and emotionally complex compositions to date.

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