Album lore

Tigerblood Jewel’s "Virginia Highway," released in early 2020 on Epidemic Sound, distills a trio of tracks steeped in Southern rock and blues-inflected stoner rock. The album’s title track, "Virginia Highway," threads a steady, fuzzed guitar line through a landscape of open-road motifs, evoking the grit and dust of its titular state. Accompanied by "By the Trainyard" and "Tumbleweed," the record leans into a pared-down, rootsy aesthetic that balances rugged riffs with a measured pace.Though modest in length, this artifact resounds with a sense of place and time, grounded in rock traditions without artifice. The record’s sparse but deliberate instrumentation and restrained production recall a roadside bar’s late-night set, offering a signal from the heart of Americana’s less-traveled routes. With a modest following on Last.fm, "Virginia Highway" quietly asserts itself within the canon of contemporary Southern-tinged rock.

Album lore

Tigerblood Jewel’s "Virginia Highway," released in early 2020 on Epidemic Sound, distills a trio of tracks steeped in Southern rock and blues-inflected stoner rock. The album’s title track, "Virginia Highway," threads a steady, fuzzed guitar line through a landscape of open-road motifs, evoking the grit and dust of its titular state. Accompanied by "By the Trainyard" and "Tumbleweed," the record leans into a pared-down, rootsy aesthetic that balances rugged riffs with a measured pace.Though modest in length, this artifact resounds with a sense of place and time, grounded in rock traditions without artifice. The record’s sparse but deliberate instrumentation and restrained production recall a roadside bar’s late-night set, offering a signal from the heart of Americana’s less-traveled routes. With a modest following on Last.fm, "Virginia Highway" quietly asserts itself within the canon of contemporary Southern-tinged rock.