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5 Reasons You Should Listen to ‘Charleston Blues’ by Will Foulke

  • Louise Clark
  • Sep 15
  • 2 min read
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Will Foulke’s debut album, Charleston Blues, is more than just a collection of songs—it’s a journey through the heart and soul of blues, rock, and pop. Drawing inspiration from legends like Robert Johnson, Otis Redding, George Harrison, and Eric Clapton, Foulke has crafted a record that feels both timeless and fresh. From soaring guitar solos to intimate ballads, each track invites listeners to slow down, feel deeply, and experience music in its most authentic form. Here are five reasons why Charleston Blues deserves a place on your playlist.


A Masterclass in Musicianship

Foulke plays every instrument and performs all vocals on the album, showcasing his versatility and skill. From intricate slide guitar work to delicate piano flourishes, each track demonstrates a deep understanding of musical craftsmanship.


Emotional Storytelling at Its Best

Songs like “Still Alive” and “Cold and Blue” are heartfelt narratives that tap into universal feelings of love, loss, and reflection. Foulke’s lyrics resonate with honesty and vulnerability, making it easy for listeners to connect.


A Modern Take on Classic Influences

While deeply rooted in blues tradition, Charleston Blues also draws from pop and psychedelic sounds, blending genres seamlessly. Fans of Eric Clapton, John Mayer, and Brian Wilson will recognize the influences while appreciating Foulke’s original voice.


Standout Tracks That Stick With You

From the road-trip energy of “Dropped Out” to the haunting intensity of the title track, the album is full of memorable moments. Each song is carefully crafted to leave a lasting impression, whether you’re listening attentively or on the go.


Impeccable Production Quality

Mixed by Elliott Elsey and mastered by legendary engineer Vlado Meller, the album’s production allows every nuance to shine. The result is a warm, immersive listening experience that highlights both technical precision and emotional depth.


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