Patrick McLaughlin is an inventive and seasoned contemporary blues musician with a widescreen musical perspective that reaches beyond preconceived boundaries. His artistry draws from rock, jazz, soul, indie-rock, and R&B. Just Like The Record is a culmination of a creative journey capturing the many facets of Patrick’s artistry at a high level. The songs feature fresh collaborations, instrumentation, and some of Patrick’s finest songwriting. “I make it a rule for my latest record to never sound like my previous one. This album was built to sound different.

Master musician Graham Whorley is originally from Lynchburg, Virginia, but after nearly 30 years of living in Charleston and playing his way through the ever-changing club circuit here, the man is now something of a Lowcountry legend. In fact, Whorley told the City Paper that prior to the pandemic, he averaged more than 300 area shows a year.

Leah Harris is a Canadian singer-songwriter inspired by the sounds of Alicia Keys, Prince, Amy Winehouse and Aaliyah. Leah combines Classic Soul and 90s R&B with a modern twist complimented by a light, yet inspiring songwriting style. Leah’s unique style has been publicly endorsed by musicians like Montell Jordan, Kabir Sehgal and Valerie Simpson, and her original songs have received over 350,000 streams on more than 800 Spotify playlists.

Born and raised outside of Austin in Bastrop, TX, Deezie Brown delivers what he describes as a ‘blue collar’ style of southern Hip-Hop and Funk. He was first exposed to hip-hop as he rode around in his dad’s Chevy truck, listening to some of the great hip-hop artists of the South. Through his sound, Deezie pays homage to the nostalgic essence of Texas hip-hop, blending it with the modernism of today’s cinematic soundscapes.