House Burned Down - feat. Parker Kindred

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"I was born Gregory Andre Copeland in Portsmouth, Virginia (USA).  While growing up  I was and still heavily influenced by artists such as James Brown, Wilson Pickett, Robert Johnson, Howlin´Wolf and many others. These influences have helped me to develop my own unique singing style.  You can describe my singing style as Smooth, Slick and Down South Dirty.  I am Funk, Soul and a Bluesman through and through".

Greg has collaborated with and performed with artists such as Blues Legend "Guitar Crusher,“ internationally acclaimed Roots, Folk and Blues Singer/Songwriter Big Daddy Wilson and many others. He has been for many years the lead singer and leader of the Greg Copeland Band as well as being leader of the acoustic blues duo "Deep Down South." He has released 6 critically acclaimed Albums and has toured throughout the world.

"My love for the blues started at an early age, like many others my gateway into the Blues was through Stevie Ray Vaughan. Through Stevie I discovered Buddy Guy, Magic Sam, B.B.King, Jimmy Dawkins, Luther Allison, Junior Wells.... 

After seeing Buddy Guy perform live I knew I had to create a Blues band of my own".

Chris played for many years in the Mudcats Blues Trio, who won an award for best "Live Band" and critical acclaim for their release of 3 studio Albums. They toured extensively around Europe which is where Chris first met Greg at a Blues Festival in Belgium.

Deep in the Blood was the Duo's debut release in 2019. It featured guests Greg Guy (Buddy Guy's Son) and Shirley King (B.B King's Daughter).

Reviews of the Album 

They create a piece of art so beautiful that we can forget the troubles that blind us and haunt our every other move.

- Liverpool Sound and Vision 

The Album will surely satisfy Blues lovers as well as laymen who can be subjugated by the dazzling work of this duo.

-Rock the Best Music

Jimi Hendrix is alive in Sheffield 

-Blues Matters

Make no mistake, this is a brilliant Blues record, If you buy only one Blues record this year, make it this absolute gem of an album because it truly is a beautiful and life-affirming body of work 10/10.

-Sonic Abuse 

My Home is the Horizon will have you not only scurrying to see if the pair have uncovered a previously unreleased Deep South/ Muddy Waters gem but looking for somewhere you can vote this in as Best Blues Vocal of the Year.

-Fabriqations HQ

As a debut album, they have set down a marker that howls with quality. With echoes of the greats flowing through the blue-blooded riffs and licksand vocal tones that warm the speakers.

-Blues Doodles

Its blues the way you want to hear blues, honest,sincere and pure, it comes straight from the heart.

-Blues Magazine NL