Justin Golden

Justin Golden's origins are deeply vested in the blues. With roots in the Mississippi Delta, Chicago, and the Piedmont of Virginia, he has always felt most connected to the blues. First picking up the guitar at age 19, Golden did what came naturally and let the music flow through him. With an extremely diverse musical palette, Golden aims to bring some new ideas to traditional blues forms.

The Piedmont Blues style came to Golden in a dream. Before he had ever heard the term, he had written several songs in the Piedmont style. He seemed destined to play the blues in his own way.

After hearing the early music of artists such as <a href="spotify:artist:1aTDTChWWyiJH3SEnYrdVp" data-name="Taj Mahal">Taj Mahal</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2FtoVJBkfbE89zyZJ0E9eR" data-name="Leroy Carr">Leroy Carr</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:03HEHGJoLPdARs4nrtUidr" data-name="Junior Kimbrough">Junior Kimbrough</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:5kO4xdEKLuHHHPreu3UmkZ" data-name="Blind Willie Johnson">Blind Willie Johnson</a>, Golden began to develop his own unique style. Justin's debut record <a href="spotify:album:7oYeJ77QgTljame3cgSPbT" data-name="Hard Times and a Woman">Hard Times and a Woman</a> is out now.

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