Showing posts with label Vincent Hayes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vincent Hayes. Show all posts

Sunday, December 14, 2014

The Vincent Hayes Project - Reclamation

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 69:52
Size: 160.0 MB
Styles: Blues rock
Year: 2010
Art: Front

[4:33] 1. Hit Me High, Hit Me Low
[5:29] 2. Insecurities
[9:42] 3. I've Got A Right To Change My Mind
[5:47] 4. Middle Man
[5:13] 5. I Just Want To Get You High Tonight
[6:35] 6. Thank You Baby
[5:46] 7. Double Talk
[9:58] 8. Some Kind Of Fool
[6:17] 9. Halfway Out The Door
[5:51] 10. Sticky Thigh Jive
[4:37] 11. You Can Take Your Troubles

Listeners seeking an alternative to over-hyped music scene wannabes should look no further than Michigan’s Vincent Hayes. His guitar-driven rock, blues and funk-fueled anthems are as real and gritty as it gets, with infectious hooks, potent messages and honest-to-the-core vocals. ~John Sinkevics

Vincent Hayes writes songs with purpose and fire – musical tales that raise questions, present possibilities and take listeners to gritty, real and inspiring places.

“There’s a direct link between the stories and feelings conveyed in these songs and what I observe in the world,” the award-winning West Michigan guitarist and singer insists. “I hope what people get from my music is blatant honesty that doesn’t separate, but creates a connection within that experience so they can take that with them into their life. That's good art to me. Good music.”

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Sunday, September 1, 2013

Vincent Hayes - The Grind

Released: 2013
Size: 118.8 MB
Time: 49:15
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Styles: Blues / Rock
Label: Independant
Art: Front

1. All You've Got [3:41]
2. Common Vision [6:01]
3. Cold Feet [4:49]
4. Things That Get Me By [5:24]
5. The Grind [3:48]
6. My Guitar and My Baby [5:54]
7. The Gun [3:48]
8. The Other Side of Town [7:04]
9. Inner City Blues [4:32]
10. Not Tonight [4:10]

Listeners seeking an alternative to over-hyped music scene wannabes should look no further than Michigan’s Vincent Hayes. His guitar-driven rock, blues and funk-fueled anthems are as real and gritty as it gets, with infectious hooks, potent messages and honest-to-the-core vocals.
Not that Hayes isn’t the consummate entertainer: As he puts it on the genre-bending opening track of his masterful, guitar-driven new album, “The Grind,” he’s a graduate of the “give it all that you’ve got” school of live shows, making him an in-demand performer, who has won crowds over as a support act for artists including the Steve Miller Band, Martin Sexton, Ludacris, and more. Most recently he and his band (formerly known as The Vincent Hayes Project), were honored with an invitation to warm up the stage for the “King of the Blues” himself, BB King, at the the prestigious Frederik Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids, MI. Just a few weeks later they found themselves in their first official “headliner” slot on a triple bill with blues legend Buddy Guy, and blues/rock hero Jonny Lang at the 2013 Coast West Festival, where they quickly gained the favor of the crowd of 9,000 rock and blues fans.

The Grind