The Red Clay Strays reveal album and share latest song

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The Red Clay Strays have officially announced the release of their latest studio album, “Grateful,” set to be available on Friday, June 5. Produced by renowned Dave Cobb, the 11-track album showcases the rock band from Mobile, AL, in a powerful new light. The album’s opening track, “Demons In Your Choir,” is a soul-stirring and deeply personal reflection that kicks off the album with intensity. The song builds beautifully, starting with a simple organ melody that transforms into a foot-stomping anthem accompanied by powerful guitar riffs and a gospel choir led by esteemed musician Shannon Sanders.

Lead singer and guitarist of The Red Clay Strays, Brandon Coleman, describes the album as offering a distinct sound and a departure from their previous work genre-wise. The album presents a collection of songs that seamlessly transition from energizing dance tunes to spiritual ballads, embodying the band’s journey from a local Mobile act to an internationally recognized group. Following the success of their debut album “Moment of Truth” and their critically acclaimed “Made By These Moments,” which featured the chart-topping single “Wondering Why,” the band has solidified its reputation as an emerging force in the music scene. They have received numerous accolades, including the Americana Music Honors & Awards’ “Emerging Artist of the Year.”

“Grateful” sees The Red Clay Strays embracing faith and gratitude, celebrating the trials and triumphs that have shaped their musical career. Working closely with Cobb once again, the band showcases their remarkable talent for crafting timeless rock and soul tracks. Standout songs on the album include the dynamic “People Hatin'” and the heartfelt “If I Didn’t Know You,” which features a touching music video starring comedian Matt Rife and fitness influencer Mariah Morse. Reflecting on their journey, Coleman explains that “Grateful” serves as a tribute to the faith that has guided them through their musical evolution.

The band’s bassist, Andrew Bishop, emphasizes the significance of the album title, noting that they are grateful for the experiences that have led them to this point in their careers. With a packed touring schedule ahead, including performances at top venues and music festivals, The Red Clay Strays are set to make a significant impact in the music industry. Fans can look forward to an immersive live experience as the band takes to the stage in various cities across the country.

The Red Clay Strays are gearing up for an exciting year filled with dynamic performances and new music, inviting audiences to join them on their journey of faith, gratitude, and celebration. With “Grateful,” the band delivers a timeless and powerful collection of songs that speak to the heart and soul of their musical evolution.

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