Artist: Devon Gilfillian
Album: Black Hole Rainbow
Genre: Neo Soul, Blues
Release Date: 2020
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 48 kHz
Duration: 45:50
Total Tracks: 12
Total Size: 557 MB

Tracklist:

1. Devon Gilfillian – Unchained (04:04)
2. Devon Gilfillian – Get Out And Get It (02:56)
3. Devon Gilfillian – The Good Life (04:05)
4. Devon Gilfillian – Lonely (04:07)
5. Devon Gilfillian – Thank Me Later (04:15)
6. Devon Gilfillian – Start It Up (04:12)
7. Devon Gilfillian – Stay A Little Longer (06:06)
8. Devon Gilfillian – Even Though It Hurts (03:48)
9. Devon Gilfillian – Black Hole Interlude (00:41)
10. Devon Gilfillian – Find A Light (03:24)
11. Devon Gilfillian – Full Disclosure (04:27)
12. Devon Gilfillian – Stranger (03:41)

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There is deep soul in the music of Devon Gilfillian but for the talented Nashville-based singer-songwriter and bandleader, that descriptor goes way beyond a mere genre classification.Following his electrifying 2016 debut EP with upbeat singles like “High” and “Troublemaker” in 2018, Gilfillian signed to Capitol Records and hit the road performing with the likes of Anderson East, Keith Urban, Gladys Knight, Kaleo, The Fray, Mavis Staples, and more. In early 2019, Gilfillian traveled to Africa to find healing and inspiration before headlining a tour in Scandinavia and opening for Brothers Osborne on their spring tour. His latest single “Get Out and Get It” off of his forthcoming full-length record is available now.

“Black Hole Rainbow” was produced by Grammy Award-winning producer Shawn Everett (Alabama Shakes, The War On Drugs) in his iconic Downtown LA studio, with additional album production from Ariel Rechtshaid (Vampire Weekend, HAIM). Shortly after wrapping the recording, Devon and a team from Capitol embarked on a trip to South Africa to grasp the creative vision for the new record. One which you can see very clearly through the imagery associated with the roll out. “Get Out and Get It” was the first single and music video to be release, landing in the top 15 at AAA radio. “Even Though It Hurts” followed not long after with a visualizer and saw a lot of love from fans and critics alike. The upcoming record named “Black Hold Rainbow” will undoubtedly be one of the best debuts in 2020.