St. Paul & The Broken Bones

About

St. Paul & The Broken Bones aren't just reviving soul; they're resurrecting it, complete with searing horns, a rhythm section that hits like a gospel revival, and the undeniably charismatic presence of front man Paul Janeway. Their music is a potent cocktail of vintage soul, R&B swagger, and a dash of modern indie sensibility. Imagine Otis Redding fronting a band equally versed in Motown classics and Radiohead b-sides. Formed in Birmingham, Alabama, the band’s 2014 debut, *Half the City*, served as a potent introduction, fueled by Janeway’s explosive vocals and confessional lyricism. Subsequent albums like *Sea of Noise* and *Young Sick Camellia* saw them pushing their boundaries, incorporating orchestral arrangements and exploring themes of identity and Southern heritage. Key collaborations include work with artists like Brittany Howard, further solidifying their status within the contemporary soul landscape. From electrifying performances at major festivals like Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo to consistently sold-out headlining tours, St. Paul & The Broken Bones have cultivated a devoted following attracted to their raw energy and undeniable authenticity. Their music isn't just heard; it's felt, a visceral experience that leaves audiences breathless and craving more. The band continues to tour and record, constantly evolving their sound while staying true to their soulful roots.