Where the Blues are Unbeaten
A newfound “gumbo”
layered atop a historic base of exertive urban art & culture, permeates the music of Pugnacious Records with all contours of the musical melting pot set aflame; yet still there remains a calm simmer of the most basic ingredient we’ve all come to appreciate in music: “The Blues.” Whether it be New Orleans, Mississippi, Chicago, Memphis or British derivation, all sub-genres are inherent and championed at our label. Indulge without reservation.
SONG FOR THE SINNERS
THE LATEST FROM PUGNACIOUS RECORDS ARTIST DEAN ZUCCHERO!
Less than two years following his Billboard #1 Blues album debut, Electric Church for the Spiritually Misguided (2023), New Orleans bassist, songwriter and producer Dean Zucchero is at it again with a collection of powerful and poignant original music. Song for the Sinners boasts 12 compelling tracks all written, arranged and produced by Zucchero himself. READ MORE >
WHAT FOLKS ARE SAYING ABOUT SONG FOR THE SINNERS!
CHECK OUT THE NEW SINGLE "Biting Through"
feat: Jimmy Vivino
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NOW AVAILABLE - THE NEW SINGLE “SHINE”
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“Shine” strives to bridge the stylistic gaps between early 70s blues, rock and country, blending the sounds of acts like The Allman Brothers, Linda Ronstadt, The Band and Little Feat.
Featuring Albert Castiglia on the song, the goal was achieved with his powerful vocal tone and anthemic blues-rocking guitar aesthetic.
Lyrically, it’s a classic love affair between a woman and a man—but with a twist. Stereotypical roles of “Love” are reversed, as the woman is merely looking for a little side action, but her quixotic lover is searching for a deeper spiritual meaning.
Mutual emotional ground is briefly met, but ultimately here commonality is absent, even insignificant in this new age of sexual revolution, and old habits die hard.
ALSO AVAILABLE FROM PUGNACIOUS RECORDS
DEAN ZUCCHERO
ELECTRIC CHURCH FOR THE SPIRITUALLY MISGUIDED
#1 selling Blues album in the NATION on the Billboard music chart!
“It's hard to find a weakness in this album… STAR-STUDDED” - Blues Blast Magazine
SEAN RILEY & THE WATER
STONE COLD HANDS
“…an excellent first effort – and would be an excellent even as a tenth or twentieth outing for most artists.” - Twangville.com
