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Today, Connecticut indie songwriter Joey Wit has released his brand new album, Rose Gold, via H1 Massive. The album’s release coincides with a tour of the UK, Ireland, and Iceland. It makes sense that Wit celebrates this introspective record on both sides of the Atlantic, angling a proper link between a lineage of American and English rock and roll to create his own timeless sound.

Rose Gold includes contributions from 2015 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame guitarist Ricky Byrd (Joan Jett & The Blackhearts) and drummer Matt Starr (Ace Frehley, Mr. Big), and finds the former professional baseball player turned indie musician inviting the listener to come along for an extended journey both literal and metaphorical.

Joey shared the following:

“This collection of songs sort of felt like I found myself as a songwriter from a confidence standpoint and decision-making standpoint. There was a willingness and eagerness to explore other avenues. We didn’t just try and paint a picture, rather we sketched it out first in black-and-white and then found the appropriate shades of color to fill it in.”

Stream the new album below and keep checking back for more from Joey Wit!