Smoke & Honey is a love letter to the golden age of American soul and blues — a journey through smoky bars, quiet mornings, city nights, and redemption hymns.
Spanning the grit of 1950s Chicago blues, the fire of 1960s gospel-soul, and the tenderness of 1970s singer-songwriter warmth, this album traces the road from heartbreak to healing with unfiltered honesty.

Every track is steeped in analog warmth and human imperfection — upright bass hum, tremolo guitars, Hammond swells, and voices that sound lived-in and real.
From the sultry swing of “Barefoot in the Kitchen” to the reflective grace of “Goodnight, My Soul,” this record moves like a story told across decades — where love, mercy, and resilience all live in the same chord.

Nickel on the Counter

Tin Roof Testimony

Sidewalk Saints

Midnight Receipt

Cold Coffee, Warm Hands

High Voltage Heart

Barefoot

Goodnight, My Soul

Ain’t It Something

Two Blocks from Heaven

New tracks tagged #Roots Soul