Bluesy distortion, midnight grooves, and the kind of swagger that doesn't need to ask twice.
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Twelve tracks. Two guitars. One room. The fourth studio album from Ola Sweet — the most honest thing they've ever pressed to vinyl.
Ola Sweet started in a garage in East Nashville in 2014 — two friends, a borrowed amp, and a stubborn belief that rock and roll wasn't done yet.
Across four albums and more than 600 shows, the duo has carved out a sound that lives somewhere between Mississippi mud and a midnight highway. Critics call it "feral, bluesy, and impossibly tight." We just call it ours.
The new record, Slow Burn, is their most stripped-back work to date — produced by Grammy-winner Dave Reyes and mixed at Sun Studios over a single sleepless week.
"The most exciting two-piece since The Black Keys broke wide." — Rolling Stone