Will Hoge &\; Dave Hause

\n $Will Hoge &\; Dave Hause$ \n\n

11-11-2022
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\nWill Hoge \;is a mainstay of 21st century rock &\; roll\, carrying the torch for a blue-collar sound rooted in ringing Telecaster guitars and anthemic songwriting. He makes music for roadhouses and rallies\, for car stereos and dive-bar jukeboxes\, for Saturday night hell-raising and Sunday morning comedowns. In an era of social media influencers looking to fast-track their way to fame\, Hoge has proudly taken the long way around\, dedicating himself not to the destination\, but to the journey itself.
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\nThe trek continues with \;Wings On My Shoes\, the twelfth studio album in a career whose milestones include Number One hits\, Grammy nods\, major-label record deals\, and hard-won independence. Written amidst the doom and gloom of a pandemic that brought his touring schedule to a standstill\, it&rsquo\;s a record that seeks out silver linings\, emphasizing bright moments over looming darkness. For Hoge\, \;Wings On My Shoes \;also marks a recommitment to the amplified Americana sound that&rsquo\;s earned him a global audience\, as well nods from \;Rolling Stone\, \;Forbes\, and \;NPR.
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\nDave Hause: \; On a base level\, the term &lsquo\;blood harmony&rsquo\; is simple&mdash\;it describes the specific sound two siblings make when they sing together. Given that Dave Hause has been writing and recording songs with his younger brother Tim for a while now\, it made sense to use that phrase as the title for his fifth solo record. But this being a Dave Hause album also means there&rsquo\;s much more to it than that. Beneath the surface of Blood Harmony\, in fact\, are multiple layers of meaning relating to Hause&rsquo\;s role as a musician\, a brother\, a husband\, a son and&mdash\;having become a father to twins a few months before the release of 2019&rsquo\;s Kick&mdash\;a dad. As such\, Blood Harmony is also a reassertion of what family means to him. Even more so because it&rsquo\;s coming out on the label owned by he and his brother. &ldquo\;I thought Blood Harmony was a great title&rdquo\; says Hause\, &ldquo\;and really specific to how Tim and I have decided to work over the years.
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\nHause closes out "\;Blood Harmony"\; with the gorgeous "\;Little Wings\,"\; \;a tender song for and about his twins that&rsquo\;s full of the purest love and hope. And it closes out the album the same way it begins. It&rsquo\;s impossible to not hear and feel just how much they and his whole famil\, that beating heart at the center of these songs\, mean to him. It&rsquo\;s a truly beautiful thing.

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