HIGHWAY WOLF
Press
"Purdie's Dream" by Highway Wolf: EP Review | Illustrate Magazine
Highway Wolf's Latest Alt-Folk EP, "Purdie's Dream," Is a Heartfelt Journey | Sinusoidal Music
The Soft Whisper of Rock: Exploring Soft Rock, Rock-Pop, and Genre Synthesis | Indie Rock News
Highway Wolf Reimagines Timeless Classics on "Purdie's Dream" EP | Mesmerized.io
Highway Wolf's Debut EP “Purdie’s Dream” Out Now | Broadway World
Song Premiere: Highway Wolf “Back In The High Life Again” | Americana Highways
A Whimsical Twist on An Eagles Classic | KRON4
Highway Wolf Debuts Second Single Off One-of-a-Kind Musical Project | Medium
“Silver Springs” Single Release | Grateful Web
Howl Along to Highway Wolf’s Debut EP “Purdie’s Dream”
Highway Wolf Delivers Musical Magic on Friday the 13th with New Single "Back in the High Life Again"
Highway Wolf Releases Second Single "In The City"
Highway Wolf Unveils First Single From Innovative Musical Project
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Welcome to the adventures of Highway Wolf... a unique musical project led by Mick Hellman and his creative partners, Tal and Amber Morris, who create a sonic experience through this collection of reimagined classics. Highway Wolf takes us on a transformational journey, relatable to anyone who has been challenged by The Call, and all that comes with answering The Call. The songs are of the human experience and through the howling and longing of the Highway Wolf we come to understand these stories through another lens.
The songs on Highway Wolf’s debut album “Purdie’s Dream” were chosen for the range of emotional themes they cover and how they inspire Mick to “howl at the moon”. The album kicks off with “Back In the High Life Again” which represents Highway Wolf’s memories of happy times; Track 2 is “In the City”, Highway Wolf surviving day to day; Track 3 is “Father & Son” Highway Wolf grapples with two aspects of himself, the Father and the Son; the rational and the emotional, the tamed and the wild, the man and the beast; “Blue Letter” follows finding Highway Wolf on the road to paradise and in search of a soul mate. Finally the record concludes with Track 5 “Silver Springs”, penned by Stevie Nicks, a poignant reflection on the haunting power of longing and love.
It was recorded at Laughing Tiger Studio in San Rafael, CA, Produced by Tal Morris and Amber Morris, Engineered by Ari Rios & Erin Tadega, Mixed by Alan Hertz of HzWorkz, and Mastered by Patricia Sullivan of Bernie Grundman Mastering. The album features a diverse lineup of talented Bay Area Musicians composed of Mick’s friends and family. Mick Hellman - Lead Vocals, Drums; Austin de Lone - Keys, B3 Organ; Barbara Higbie - Fiddle, Mandolin, Piano; Dave Zirbel - Electric Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar; Tal Morris - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals, Percussion; Joshua Zucker - Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals; Kevin Hayes - Percussion; Amber Morris - Backing Vocals, Percussion; Ryann Morris - Backing Vocals; Laurel Hellman - Backing Vocals, Gabriella de la Cruz - Backing Vocals.