Ghost Boy

Based in Birmingham, Alabama, Sanders Bohlke began where much of America's great music began - the South. Just as The Blues became Rock and Roll, Bohlke found his voice and fingers - a formidable duo capable of austere beauty or unbridled heartbreak - in the Mississippi Delta. He honed his craft further in Oxford, where he attended the University of Mississippi and recorded his self-titled debut, an album hailed as passionate and praised for its honesty. The collection of eleven new songs, produced by Jeffrey Cain (Remy Zero), was recorded as a complete work - meant to be heard from start to finish - recalling what audiophiles miss about the album age. On their own, each track is a standout, every song an expansion of Bohlke's unique style - sparse and ethereal, layered and complex, with lush soundscapes against a soulful voice. On Ghost Boy, Sanders perfects a soundworld that deftly highlights both the beauty and the dark romance of his songs.