Greendirt Rail Rider EP scheduled for July Release
By Emahjenation Entertainment
Gypsy Hippie Hillbilly Dudes Roadside Revival set to release the first EP “Greendirt Rail Rider” from the debut album ‘Greendirt Experience’
Fort Madison, Iowa - Gypsy Hippie Hillbilly Dudes Roadside Revival’s debut EP “Greendirt Rail Rider” is set for release on July 9,2021. The EP will include four original song titles. There are three tracks that will be on the upcoming debut album “Greendirt Experience” that is set to release later in the summer. There is one that will be featured on a later album. This song gives the listener a glimpse of what is to come. The EP will introduce you to Jonas Woodstock and his one man band playing a sound and style he describes as Appalachian Greendirt Folk Rock n Soul music..
There are two songs on the EP that were taken from his many years traveling the country as a train hopping busker. “Greendirt Train Tune” has a upbeat fast paced bluegrass style to it and “Ridin That Number 9” has that up and down sway style of a train and both are direct looks into the beatnik hobo lifestyle. The song “Every now And Again” speaks about how life can continue to knock you down but you must keep getting up if you want to reach your goal, even if the goal itself may be flawed. The final song “Animal Inside” is a down and out rustic grimmy sound,with lyrics of a wild outlaw look on living life to the fullest and leaving nothing behind, not even sleep itself.
Jonas Woodstock is a beatnik Singer/Songwriter/Multi-instrumentalist from the big river city of Fort Madison Iowa. He is known for his captivating one man band performances as "Gypsy Hippie Hillbilly Dudes Roadside Revival" His music has its roots in folk, early 50's and psychedelic rock infused with touches of early country, blues and bluegrass. Structured freed songs and deep poetry based lyrics are all influenced by the beatnik, folk, and stoic movements. His performances make for a colorful, fun loving, foot stomping atmosphere that is full of raw emotion and artistry. ---No show is ever the same--