Matt Pascale & The Stomps – Nouvel album Home : le renouveau du blues-rock contemporain
🎶 Matt Pascale, a blues revelation
Matt Pascale ‘s name is increasingly resonating on the European blues scene. With the release of his second album, Home , on the legendary Dixiefrog Records label (Popa Chubby, Eric Bibb, Jean-Jacques Milteau, Bill Wyman…), the guitarist and singer is establishing himself as an essential figure in modern blues-rock.
🎛️ A recording etched in the legend of sound
Recorded in Los Angeles at Soul Garage Studio under the direction of producer Fabrizio “Fab” Grossi , Home features twelve tracks of rare intensity.
Inspired by masters such as Stevie Ray Vaughan , Jimi Hendrix , Mark Knopfler , and Derek Trucks , Matt Pascale revives the spirit of the blues, adding his own unique touch: scorching riffs, soulful grooves, and explosive live energy.
Alongside him, The Stomps :
- Matteo Magnaterra (bass)
- Rishi Yildiz (keyboards)
- Elia Squartini (drums)
An international trio (Italy, Türkiye, Switzerland) serving the same vision: a raw, organic and incredibly vibrant sound.
💿 “Home”: twelve tracks, a quest for meaning
Through Home , Matt Pascale & The Stomps explore the need to find one’s place in a chaotic world. The title track, “Home” , is its beating heart: a vibrant blues, crossed by sincere melodies and a contagious groove.
The album alternates between Southern blues, funk, soul , and even touches of hip-hop , creating a perfect balance between tradition and modernity. The result is both powerful and refined—a true manifesto for 21st-century blues-rock.
🎸 A precise and soulful guitar performance
Matt Pascale’s raw, heartfelt voice evokes the great singers of the South, while his guitar playing is distinguished by exceptional feel . The Stomps, for their part, form a rhythmic machine of formidable precision, transforming each song into a live performance.
🌟 A must-have for the season
With Home , Matt Pascale & The Stomps deliver an album that is passionate, technically accomplished, and profoundly human. Their fusion of timeless blues and modern rock undoubtedly makes it one of the best blues-rock albums of the year .
Listen loud, very loud — to feel every vibration.