Vince Maccarone’s Los Variants’ Song ‘Save My Soul’ Redefines the Cultural Streaks of Americana

Vince Maccarone’s Los Variants recently came out with the song ‘Save My Soul’, a beautiful strain of musical and creative entrepreneurship in the scope of Americana.

Vince Maccarone’s creative arc has paved the path for an infusion of Americana with the song ‘Save My Soul’ by Los Variants. The song is from the 1st CD called ‘jass/blues’ is a beautiful lyrical homage to the musical and creative vision in all its glory. The song’s sustenance in its vocal and musical symbiosis is captivating as it travels the undulations of rhythmic dynamics. The song and the lyrics are inspired by tele-evangelists and the Charles Palahniuk novel, ‘Survivor’. It features vocalist Paul Reddick that elevates its resonance to a whole new degree of creative freedom. The song is a beautiful representation of musical eccentricity and acts as a cultural head in a primarily jazz and blues CD.

Los Variants led by Vince Maccarone is a confluence of various musical elements that does not confine itself within the proximities of a single genre. Paying homage to the band Los Lobos, they have symbolically integrated a creative space connecting the virtues of life in one circle. ‘Save My Soul’ stands out in its musical dynamics and gives the audience a respite into familiarity and belongingness. Based out of Sudbury, Ontario Vince is a studio musician, producer, performer, and educator and has been associated with teaching playing, and writing for over 25 years. The song and the album came together through a unanimous creative impetus and the result is beautiful streaming of diverse musical elements in one meandering course. Follow their work on Bandcamp to be part of their exceptional journey of musical and creative freedom like never before.

Track Link: https://losvariants.bandcamp.com/track/save-my-soul

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