Pigeonholing Blackberry Smoke has never been easy. Since emerging from Atlanta in the early '00s, the quintet has become known for a singular sound indebted to classic rock, blues, country and fold.

"Find A Light", Blackberry Smoke's sixth studio album, doubles down on diversity. Songs hew toward easy-going roots-rock and Southern rock stomps, as well as stripped-down acoustic and bruising alt-country. Rich instrumental flourishes-keening fiddle, solemn organ and bar-band piano boogies-add further depth and resonance.

The album features guests Robert Randolph, Amanda Shires & The Wood Brothers.

"Flesh and Bone" sees Blackberry Smoke in full-on swagger as well they should be. Starr and co. are riding a hot streak. Their last two records each went to Number One on the country chart, with 2016's Like an Arrow also topping the Americana chart. A gritty stomper, "Flesh and Bone" crunches like an early Nineties grunge song, but tweaked with Georgia twang that's become a Blackberry Smoke signature" - Rolling Stone Country

Flesh and Bone
Run Away From It All
The Crooked Kind
Medicate My Mind
I've Got This Song
Best Seat In the House
I'll Keep Ramblin' (Feat. Robert Randolph)
Seems So Far
Lord Strike Me Dead
Let Me Down Easy (Feat. Amanda Shires)
Nobody Gives a Damn
Til the Wheels Fall Off (Feat. the Wood Brothers)
Mother Mountain

Blackberry Smoke - Find A Light