'BACK TO YOU' EXCLUSIVE

Ty Curtis' "Back to You" is a back porch boogie driven by acoustic guitar fingerpicking and with Steve Kerin adding a touch of Louisiana piano and LLoyd Jones contributing twangy telecaster tones. The song's melodies and lyrics, as well as the harmonica skills of Hank Shreve, create a memorable atmosphere. The blend of acoustic guitar, piano, and telecaster, along with Shreve's harmonica, produces a rootsy down home blues sound

The recording process for this single was captured by a professional film crew, offering a unique behind-the-scenes look at the creation of the music.

As Curtis remembers it, the band just didn't want to stop playing "Back to You" - we were having too much fun. The song's infectious energy and joy are palpable, and it's easy to imagine the band losing themselves in the music. The song will have two different versions a short and long.

The 1960s Danelectro guitar Lloyd used above has an acoustic quality and mellow yet cutting tone that lent itself perfectly to the song's style, and Jones' skilled playing brought the vintage guitar to life. Lloyd's eyes lit up when he spotted the Rickenbacker guitar famously the style of guitar is used by Tom Petty & The Heart Breakers among others.

The footage showcases Ty's creative approach to making music, as he works with the rest of the band and the recording team to bring the song to life.

The resulting track is a powerful and emotive blend of blues and roots music, featuring Ty's skilled guitar playing and the soulful melodies of Shreve's harmonica.

It's clear that Kerin is a seasoned performer, as his work on the keys is soaked in authenticity. He brings a raw, live energy to the track.

It's clear that "Back to You" was right up Kahl's alley - he delivers a performance that's both tasteful and powerful, perfectly complementing the rest of the band. Kahl's bass playing helps make it a true ensemble piece.