Time: 38:14
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Blues Rock, Blues Soul, R&B
Art: Front
01. Keep Telling Me (2:32)
02. She Don't Want A Man (3:53)
03. Trouble's Out To Play (3:09)
04. Don't Need Your Love (2:38)
05. Born With A Broken Heart (4:16)
06. Don't Wait Up (2:42)
07. Stay Awhile (3:57)
08. Mind Made Up (3:19)
09. Lil' Operator (3:31)
10. You're Gonna Cry (3:36)
11. Bad Love (4:37)
Personnel:
Vocals: Shanda Cisneros
Guitar: Trevor Johnson
Saxophone: Micah Lapping-Carr
Bass: Luke Metz
Drums: Keith Alcantara
Shanda & The Howlers is a Rhythm & Blues revivalist band from Las Vegas, NV playing 50s-60s influenced R&B, Blues, & Soul
reminiscent of the Stax Sound. Influences in their sound can be traced to such artists as Big Maybelle, Ruth Brown, Otis Redding, The Crystals, LaVern Baker, and James Brown.
In the bands’ short history, they have played on bills with such legendary acts as The Blasters, Wanda Jackson and Rev. Horton Heat. Their debut album "Trouble" delivers 11 soul seared songs that speak directly of breakups, heartaches and moving on after surviving both.
Lead singer Shanda Cisneros' raw vocals seem to claw their way through your speakers as the band locks tight behind her with gritty saxophone riffs, a Motown inspired rhythm section and the occasional slide guitar.
Vocals: Shanda Cisneros
Guitar: Trevor Johnson
Saxophone: Micah Lapping-Carr
Bass: Luke Metz
Drums: Keith Alcantara
Shanda & The Howlers is a Rhythm & Blues revivalist band from Las Vegas, NV playing 50s-60s influenced R&B, Blues, & Soul
reminiscent of the Stax Sound. Influences in their sound can be traced to such artists as Big Maybelle, Ruth Brown, Otis Redding, The Crystals, LaVern Baker, and James Brown.
In the bands’ short history, they have played on bills with such legendary acts as The Blasters, Wanda Jackson and Rev. Horton Heat. Their debut album "Trouble" delivers 11 soul seared songs that speak directly of breakups, heartaches and moving on after surviving both.
Lead singer Shanda Cisneros' raw vocals seem to claw their way through your speakers as the band locks tight behind her with gritty saxophone riffs, a Motown inspired rhythm section and the occasional slide guitar.
Trouble
