If there’s one constant in Brody’s music and stories, it’s romance – not the sugary candy coated
variety, the real deal – the kind of love that’s lasted a long while and lot of miles. You can hear it
on all out rockers like ‘Sunday Drive’, which takes listeners on a country road back in time to
good times etched in Brody’s memory forever; on stories of summer love and autumn heartache
like ‘Angelina’ and ‘Gypsy Girl’; and on more intimate tracks that explore the past and present of
Brody’s life with Iris, like ‘Little Yellow Blanket’, ‘Kitchen Song’, and Trail In Life’s lead single, ‘Wildflower’. “Iris is a big inspiration for what I do and what I write. Everything I’ve been through she’s been through too and a lot of times she’s been through it feeling a whole lot more helpless than me.”

If the success of Brody’s first record was a kind of vindication for him, Trail In Life is a record his listeners can find a certain amount of vindication in them selves – A collection of songs that finds beauty and strength in the everyday things too often undervalued. Songs that linger on the moments between our most momentous victories and defeats, throwing into stark relief the simple struggles and small triumphs we all experience day in, day out, and celebrating them for what they are; the raw materials that all the best parts of life are made of.

The epic quest of finding one’s identity might be one of the most universal themes found in the pursuit of art. The hopeless wandering replaced by the hope-filled breakthrough has been chronicled time and again in painting, sculpture, prose, poetry, film and, certainly, music.

The men who make up the rock band RED have been through those trials themselves. They’ve taken those experiences to heart, mixed them with a plethora of influences – be they observations on art they admire, or communications with fans they adore – and now burst forth with a dynamic new set of songs geared toward finding who we truly are, inside and out.

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