Plural Chaos

Plural Chaos is the sound of becoming yourself again, spiritually, emotionally, and creatively. Part '70s Southern Rock and funk, 80's British Rock, part '90s Grunge, add Singer-songwriter storytelling, and sprinkle with swampy Delta Blues Soul and some Indie Pop hooks. What comes out is not exactly like anything else you have heard, yet somehow comforting and timeless. That's the heart of Plural Chaos, built around interwoven vocal harmonies and conversational songwriting. Influenced by old souls like Bob Seger, Bruce Springsteen, Mark Knopfler, as much as modern storytellers like Rob Thomas, Daughtry, Chris Stapleton and Counting Crows. With the grit of Nathaniel Rateliff, Alabama Shakes, Sons of Legion, and Marcus King. Sometimes the songs come from the writer’s point of view, shaped by damaged people and impossible relationships encountered along the way. Sometimes they are confessional reflections on a life hopefully well lived. Sometimes they come from somewhere deeper and more spiritual, living a life based on the humanist ideals and trying to leave the world a little better than you found it and loving those that come into your orbit unconditionally, even when they hurt you. But they always come from the heart. Even when we ask Bob for wisdom, because she has seen it all. And let’s face it. Life is full of chaos, and that chaos is most definitely plural.