Photo by Jon Medina

Last month Boston’s GA-20 dropped their killer blues rock track ‘Easy on the Eyes’, which is taken from their upcoming third album Crackdown, out September 9th on Karma Chief Records / Colemine Records. Without wasting any time, the trio now bring forth their latest cut titled ‘Dry Run’.

For this handing, GA-20 deliver a slow, charming taste of country blues. Aside from the amazing vocal performance by Pat Faherty as well as the melodic instrumentation of the cut, it should be noted that the engineering on this track is pristine. There is a strong air of nostalgia that feels way to good despite the content being more on the heartbreak side. With GA-20 letting off one great track after another, we can’t hardly wait for the forthcoming LP.

GA-20 have also shared a video to the track which features them performing the song in a studio. Have a look.

Touching on the single, GA-20 mentioned:

“‘Dry Run’ is a “tear in my beer” country blues story of being strung along and ghosted by a girl that Pat was sweet on. When he eventually ran into her a while later and figured it all out.” Pat says he wrote the melody in his head on the drive home, feeling like a sucker. “This girl I thought was really into me was just practicing her flirting,” he tells audiences, and they always laugh and nod. We had all been listening to a lot of country tunes at the time and that Jimmy Reed and Lazy Lester influence slipped in.”