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With diverse influences like R&B, retro soul, and rock, Shelly Phelps and The Storm have a genre-defying sound that is gutsy and guttural, smokey and soulful. Tracks on their upcoming Singing the Bones album – set for release in 2023 – will carry the band's signature sound, but with a more focused edge. Watch for Than Medlam telling the story on guitar, Jeff Holmes bringing his low rumble on drums, and Joey Albin holding it all together on bass. Shelly’s rib-crunching lyrics continue to carve truth from the human condition with all the themes she’s known for: desire, rebellion, love, loss, history, grief, rebirth, and renewal.
And if you get a chance to see them live, expect an immersive, transcendental, lay-down-your-burdens experience that will leave you different than when you came. Expect the dark, warm threads of collaboration and connection to bind you together. Expect to be pushed off a cliff, and then loved back to safety. That is the soul of Shelly Phelps and the Storm.
And if you get a chance to see them live, expect an immersive, transcendental, lay-down-your-burdens experience that will leave you different than when you came. Expect the dark, warm threads of collaboration and connection to bind you together. Expect to be pushed off a cliff, and then loved back to safety. That is the soul of Shelly Phelps and the Storm.
