Boston Blues-Rock Group Leads a New Charge with Genre-Bending Track
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Sons of Levin, the Boston-based blues-rock sensation, is breaking new ground with their latest single, “Ecclesiastes.” Released on June 10th, this powerful and energizing track embodies the quintessential elements of psychedelic soul rock, offering a fresh, authentic punch in tackling society’s enduring injustices.
With an intoxicating blend of funk reminiscent of Stevie Wonder and the dynamic breakdowns of Vulfpeck, “Ecclesiastes” presents a unique rock-n-roll tonal landscape. Dylan and Connor Levinson, the driving forces of this blues-driven jam band, have crafted a song that resonates with their commitment to making music a unifying force amid societal challenges. In vividly open lyricism, Sons of Levin confront the trials and tribulations that test humanity, urging for music as the vehicle for unity and resistance.
In a recent statement regarding their single, the band emphasized the therapeutic power of music: “The issues we face as a united humanity are real, but we must remember, we have faced these threats before, albeit in different forms. Freedom, justice, and even the soul, are under attack.” Their message is clear—through collective unity and the soul-stirring power of music, victory over adversity is achievable.
“Ecclesiastes,” serving as the third single from their forthcoming EP, hints at what fans and new listeners can expect from Sons of Levin’s evolving sound. Their music remains rooted in classic rock influences, drawing inspiration from legends such as the Allman Brothers Band, Led Zeppelin, and the Grateful Dead. infused with the band’s signature improvisational edge. The track’s mixing by Jan Schwartz and Colin Fleming’s engineering have ensured that the heavenly harmonies and vibrant rhythms translate perfectly into the auditory delight that Sons of Levin is known for.
Blending spontaneity with rich musical traditions, Sons of Levin showcases a bold soundscape that resonates deeply within the rock industry. The rhythm section, held down by Connor Frawley on bass, Ben Kersh on drums, and the dual-keyboard magic of Dana Goodwin and Jesse Mattison, creates an infectious groove that guarantees to have audiences dancing along.
Declared as one of the Hot 100 Unsigned Artists of the Year by Music Connection Magazine, Sons of Levin are not just a band to watch but a sound to experience.
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