Singer Sugaray Rayford Releases New Single “Stuck Between” feat. Sam Morrow | LISTEN!
SUGARAY RAYFORD UNVEILS NEW SINGLE FEATURING SAM MORROW ‘STUCK BETWEEN’ PREMIERED BY RELIX
‘HUMAN DECENCY’ FULL-LENGTH DUE JUNE 14th VIA FORTY BELOW RECORDS
LOS ANGELES, CA – Sugaray Rayford is excited to share his new single, “Stuck Between,” featuring Sam Morrow. The track, which precedes the release of his full-length Human Decency, is set for release on June 14th via Forty Below Records.
Driven by funky wah wah clavinet and blasting horns, this duet with Sam Morrow explores the conflicts of man vs machine, man vs. himself and man vs. the environment. “In today’s world, we’re often running in ten different directions and can lose sight of who we are and where we’re going. We know we need to make progress with technology, but we also need to figure out what life is all about,” Eric Corne says about the song.
Performing vocals on the track are Sugaray Rayford and Sam Morrow. The musicians include drummer Matt Tecu (Jakob Dylan), bassist Taras Prodaniuk (Lucinda Williams), guitarists Eamon Ryand (Happy Mondays), and Rick Holmstrom (Mavis Staples), trumpeter, Mark Pender (Bruce Springsteen), Joe Sublett (B.B. King) on Sax and Eric Corne on background vocals.
Working with producer and songwriter Eric Corne, the soul-blues powerhouse has crafted an incendiary sound and narrative, contributing to an exciting new chapter in American soul music.
Rayford has an extensive US Summer tour, with an upcoming showcase at Americanafest in September 2024. Human Decency was the second most added Album on Americana Radio last week. Rayford is fast becoming a favorite of AAA radio programmers after a thrilling performance at the NON-COMMvention in 2022. The record has also received coveted airplay in the UK on BBC Radio 6 – The Craig Charles Funk & Soul Show,
Sugaray Rayford was nominated for a 2020 Grammy for Somebody Save Me and has won five Blues Music Awards for B.B. King Entertainer, Vocalist, Soul Blues Album (In Too Deep), and Soul Blues Artist (2x).
After finding some early success with the award-winning The Mannish Boys, the Tyler, Texas native struck out on his own with Blind Alley. In 2017, The World That We Live In helped Rayford break through to the upper echelon of the blues world while also informing the soul community that he had arrived. Since joining Forty Below Records, Rayford’s sound has continued to evolve in compelling ways.
