LYRICS

I’ve been driving down this old familiar road
Here I am alone again, the signs are getting harder to read
Replaying stories in my mind about how it could be
Maybe I could have done better, turn the dial up and let it all fade

I can hear the sound of the wind through the pines
Like a rolling ocean, well I can’t stop my mind
They say it gets easier with time, to leave a place like this behind

Some call me simple but there’s a lot that you don’t know about me
Out there the empty space reminds me I can finally breathe
I’ve been feeling like running, listing possibilities
Oh, here I go again trying to get back to that place

Where I can hear the sound of the wind through the pines
Like a rolling ocean, well I can’t stop my mind
They say it gets easier with time, to leave a place like this behind

Oh, but I think I was blinded when I lost sight of the light inside of me
Oh, and here i'm reminded out in the open, as far as I can see

I can hear the sound of the wind through the pines
Like a rolling ocean, well I can’t stop my mind
They say it gets easier with time, to leave a place like this behind

2. Through The Pines

Regina Ferguson is an old soul for a new generation. A singer-songwriter based in Topanga Canyon, California, “she magically blends rock and roll with western music to create a distinct and original sound”. (LA Weekly) 

Regina is no stranger to the stage. After spending years dominating the scene in the low country of the Carolinas, she made the move to Los Angeles to immerse herself with industry talent. She has continuously evolved her style creating much anticipation for her debut album, Fortune, which is set to be released in June 2023. 

Fortune was recorded at Infinitespin Studio in Los Angeles with producer Matt Linesch. The entire album was recorded on a Studer 24-track tape machine and remained analog even through the mixing process. “It is the nostalgia of the old sound and the upbeat story-telling style that no music lover can resist”. (LA Weekly) Her ability to showcase her raw, powerful vocals and write music worthy of her all star studio band cannot be overlooked. Tracking live with the band in the studio gives her music a pulse that can only be achieved in this organic manner. Among others, Griffin Goldsmith (Dawes) and Brett Simons (Chicago) laid the foundation with Aaron Embry on piano/B3 and other various instruments and Ben Peeler on pedal steel and lap guitars, both of whom tour with Jacob Dylan. 

You can catch her fronting her five piece band frequently in Los Angeles and tour her new album upon its release.