Lefty Wright brings election reflections on “SCREWED BLUED n TATTOOED”
Lefty Wright’s latest release, “SCREWED BLUED n TATTOOED” is a political twist on the blues, a single that came from his thoughts on the fallout of the last election cycle. The release opens with reactions, frustrations, and uncertainty about the election and what might follow. Wright approaches this through the
Lefty Wright retakes the mic with “DAMNED IF I DO,” a song born from an open mic fallout
Lefty Wright takes a frustrating live-performance experience and turns it into the story behind “DAMMED IF I DO,” a song inspired by an open mic event where the artist says he was denied the same opportunity given to other performers. Wright had planned to play three songs, but after finishing
LEFTY WRIGHT returns to an old chapter with “BACK IN THE DAY”
LEFTY WRIGHT captures that experience of the past can be silent for years, and a random reminder brings it back into focus in “BACK IN THE DAY,” a song inspired by a letter from a former girlfriend he hadn’t spoken to in 30 years. What may have been a normal
Lefty Wright reflects on the struggle behind self-made success on “Lone Wolfin Again”
“Lone Wolfin Again” by Lefty Wright is a country reflection on what happens when the work still has to get done, and there is no one else to depend on. The heart of this song is self-reliance, and it’s about being self-made and moving forward without other people’s help. This
Lefty Wright explores freedom, resistance and defiance on “THE BEAT HAS BEGUN”
“THE BEAT HAS BEGUN” by Lefty Wright is a rock song about determination, resistance, and knowing that freedom comes at a price; thus, conflict is a reason to stand your ground. The track responds to the conflicts around us, facing the darker energy that tries to dominate the outcome. The
Lefty Wright channels fear and hope into “REXYS ANGELS”
“REXYS ANGELS” is based on three days of worry over Lefty Wright’s dog being bitten in the face by a rattlesnake. The country song doesn’t tell the story as if it happened long ago, but rather of the emotional uncertainty that followed and the hard reality that there was little
