Meet Hoxie Rae—New York’s indie soul firestorm channeling Ma Rainey’s grit, Etta James’ fire, and Sharon Jones’ swagger into pure, unfiltered magic. She chose her name “Hoxie” to honor her steel-willed grandmother who became her rock, and “Rae” from her childhood nickname. From a note from an unknown admirer that was placed on her New York City apartment door that read, “You sound good, keep going!”, changed everything. Her latest tune just recently made available “Heal” is a slow-burn anthem...
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Meet Hoxie Rae—New York’s indie soul firestorm channeling Ma Rainey’s grit, Etta James’ fire, and Sharon Jones’ swagger into pure, unfiltered magic. She chose her name “Hoxie” to honor her steel-willed grandmother who became her rock, and “Rae” from her childhood nickname. From a note from an unknown admirer that was placed on her New York City apartment door that read, “You sound good, keep going!”, changed everything. Her latest tune just recently made available “Heal” is a slow-burn anthem...
"Larry McCray, a rustbelt blues legend, was born in 1960 in Magnolia, Arkansas, and raised on a farm as the second youngest of nine siblings. Introduced to the guitar by his sister Clara and inspired by the three Kings—B.B., Freddie, and Albert—McCray moved to Saginaw, Michigan, in 1972, where he honed his searing guitar style and soulful vocals. Signed as the first artist to Virgin’s Point Blank Records, his 1990 debut, Ambition, fused blues, rock, and soul to critical acclaim. Over three de...
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Meet Hoxie Rae—New York’s indie soul firestorm channeling Ma Rainey’s grit, Etta James’ fire, and Sharon Jones’ swagger into pure, unfiltered magic. She chose her name “Hoxie” to honor her steel-willed grandmother who became her rock, and “Rae” from her childhood nickname. From a note from an unknown admirer that was placed on her New York City apartment door that read, “You sound good, keep going!”, changed everything. Her latest tune just recently made available “Heal” is a slow-burn anthem...
