Rock n’ Roll Band Ghost Hounds Release New Single “Baby We’re Through"

Rock n’ Roll Band Ghost Hounds Release New Single “Baby We’re Through”

Photo: Ghost Hounds by Jay Arcansalin

Today, blues-rock band Ghost Hounds release their new single, “Baby We’re Through.” It’s the first track from the band’s upcoming EP out via Maple House Records. Written and produced by guitarist/songwriter Thomas Tull and producer Kevin Bowe (Etta James, Paul Westerberg and the Replacements), the track’s bluesy grind and up-tempo feel turns a hard-nosed breakup song into a kinetic dance cut destined to blow minds. As Tré Nation sings “Baby we’re done, I said you ain’t the one,” distorted guitars, pumping bass, and cracking drums deliver the song’s bare-knuckle message.

“Baby We’re Through” is a hard-driving, one-chord boogie that spans the gap between John Lee Hooker and ZZ Top. Vocalist Tré Nation and guitarists Johnny Baab and Thomas Tull conspire to get this one lit up and pressurized in the best-possible way. The entire band is fully committed to the groove and keeps building the energy of it until you just can’t even, anymore. Ghost Hounds are high-value house rockers and have what it takes to grab attention and get people up and moving.

Guitarist Johnny Baab says, “‘Baby We’re Through’ stays right on the ‘one’ the whole time, which lets us all really dig into the tune. The lyrics are something we can all relate to, while still keeping it positive. It’s all about the vibe.”

Listen to “Baby We’re Through”

In September 2021, Ghost Hounds released their sophomore album, A Little Calamity, which they played on a seven-night run last fall with The Rolling Stones. The thirteen-track record is proudly fueled by their love of true rock and roll. The six-piece outfit has the genre down cold and the members are clearly connected and committed to every note they play. They easily and naturally mix an intuitive feel for anything blues-related with the kind of electric rock presence needed to heat up a 21st Century stadium crowd. Ghost Hounds have, in fact, already made inroads into the arena scene as an opening act for The Rolling Stones, ZZ Top, and Bob Seger.

The six musicians in Ghost Hounds, Tre’ Nation (vocals), Johnny Baab (guitar), Thomas Tull (guitar), Bennett Miller (bass), Blaise Lanzetta (drums), and Joe Munroe (keys), make up a tight, capable unit that has been turning heads since their debut album Roses Are Black dropped in 2019. They have built a large and ever-expanding following that can’t get enough of the group’s tough, old school sound, hot playing, and expert songwriting. Onstage, they blaze like an Alabama smokestack and put on the kind of show that fans talk about for the rest of their days. The band has been praised by Billboard, American Songwriter, and other major publications and many in the business consider them one of the acts most likely to blow up in the next couple of years.