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We threw a secret pop-up rock n roll show in the tailgate lot at Nashville Superspeedway during race weekend 2021. In the midst of all of it, we shot a music video. This is what we captured!
In memory of Phil Mead. Watch on YouTube for more info and full lyrics.
Wolf Jacket 2021 DustyLive Productions
Credits: Executive Producer Dustin Newcombe, Produced and Directed by Crewd Media, Engineered by Elijah Apperson, Mixed by Elijah Apperson, Mastered by Tony Chiarella, Filmed by Crewd Media, Model Melissa Larsen @seekmelissa, Hair by Rachel Markwell
Filmed on location and in studio in Bowling Green, KY
Let It Ride 2020 DustyLive Productions
Credits: Co-Produced by Dustin Newcombe and Nicole Nester, Directed by Nicole Nester, Engineered by Elijah Apperson, Mixed and Mastered by Elijah Apperson, Filmed by Stewart Photography and Nicole Nester, Hair by Christina Lackey @styledbychristinal
Huge special thanks to Mugshots in Ashkum, IL for letting us take over their street for a bit, and all of the fine folks who brought out their slammin rides for the shoot. We could not have done this without you, and we are proud to feature you in this video!
DUSTY "If I Was There" Single 2018 PRODUCTION CREDITS: Audio Produced by Dustin Newcombe - Video Co-Production and Co-Direction by Dustin Newcombe and Corinne Noelle - Recorded and Mixed by Ricky Rodriguez at Bombhouse Recording Studio, Morganton, NC - Mastering by Sage Audio, Nashville, TN
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PRESS
"When the James Younger Gang split, former frontman Dustin Newcombe could have hung his hat and called it a day. No one would have blamed him. Even if he had replaced his old band mates, the soul of the southern rock quartet would have never been the same. The original members had gone their separate ways, splintering the sound that had made them a hit. Instead, Newcombe (taking on the new persona “DUSTY”) dusted off his boots and proved he wasn't a one trick pony. In fact, he was a jack of all trades. In his debut solo album, Released, he fuses rock, rap, funk and pop into a sound that is as catchy as it is sexy. "I Wish I Knew Your Name" showcases his trademark rock vocals in an addictive single perfect for radio while assuring old fans he hasn't forgotten his roots. Yet Dusty isn't afraid to try something new. In the song, "Jesus Willie Nelson", vocals reminiscent of Butthole Surfers, "Pepper", mutter over bluesy guitar riffs while "Bad Girl" tempers a rock melody with a pop rhythm and twist. It's a mash-up of genres that remains consistent through several songs on the album. Dusty finds a way to make it work, creating a sound that will entice a diverse crowd. By the end of the album, it becomes evident that Released will boldly pave the road to a promising solo career for an already notable artist."
-Liz Carlton, Freelance, "Elli Writes", and author of "The Royal Rogue" series
"DUSTY is back with a vengeance. These new tracks will have people grooving rather than sitting around bored un-amused. Each of these songs are fun and aren't that cookie cutter bullshit that's all over the radio. If you're looking for something new to listen to then I highly recommend that you give Dusty's new material a listen and then tell each of your friends to do the same."
-Jeremy Gilley, ROCKWiRED Magazine