The final song on The Record Compamy’s new album “All of This Life” is called “I'm Changing” but fans of the band’s Grammy nominated debut need not worry they are still rockin’ the blues like no other band today and using the experience of the success they’ve had to inspire them to ever greater heights.

Frontman and vocalist Chris Vos plays guitars, lap steel, pedal steel, and harmonica. Alex Stiff plays bass and guitars, and Marc Cazorla is on drums and piano. While recording this album and in concert it’s not unusual for them to trade off instruments and vocals, giving them an unpredictable and rich sounding delivery.

While most of the songs concentrate on the bad-ass boogie they’ve become known for there are other musical forms on the album that give it variety and dynamics.

The songs on “All of This Life” reflect on personal empowerment, self-improvement and the supremacy of love with an inward focus that allows the listener to find a deeper meaning than how the song was originally intended. In other words, they’ve picked up right where they left off.

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