Guitar virtuoso Alastair Greene has artfully managed a dynamic solo career while contributing to the music of notable artists such as Grammy-winner Alan Parsons and soul-blues Grammy nominee Sugaray Rayford. Greene's latest release, Standing Out Loud, is a commanding declaration poised to solidify his position as a seasoned veteran in the blues rock world. With a strong batch of original songs rooted in blues and southern rock traditions, it builds upon the momentum created by his critically acclaimed solo releases of recent years. "Teaming up with Ruf Records for this album feels like a natural and perfect fit for the progression of my career," says the California native and multi-charting Billboard artist that Blues Music Magazine called "a major talent in the blues-rock category."

It’s a brand new world, or at least a different one from when we began 2020 some 10 months ago. Civil unrest, political strife and a world pandemic have been at the forefront of the never-ending news cycle. One good thing that’s come from it is the new album release from Alastair Greene. A guitar player’s guitar player, Greene penned all 11 tracks on The New World Blues which drops on October 23rd, via Whiskey Bayou Records.