AJ Ghent Band Announces New Single – Love Me No Mo’

On September 28, 2016, Atlanta based, AJ Ghent Band released their newest single since their last project, Live at Terminal West (Blue Corn Music). Love Me No Mo’ is an upbeat, indie rock song grounded in the blues, sprinkled with pop, that shines with AJ Ghent, the lead vocalist and musician, and his singing steel guitar.

The single, is available everywhere digitally, and for free on NoiseTrade and Soundcloud and is accompanied by a lyrical video on YouTube and on the official AJ Ghent Band website (link below). AJ Ghent describes Love Me No Mo’ as a life song for many, fusing blues, rock, and the popular sounds of today. For more information about AJ Ghent Band’s Love Me No Mo’ and upcoming performances, visit www.ajghentband.com

About AJ Ghent Band

AJ Ghent Band is a four–piece family band that constructs an indie–rock sound howling from the church to the blues. With a style that can be defined as fresh, yet reminiscent of music of times past, electrifying, and rootsy- what they like to call NEO BLUES.

AJ Ghent, who comes from a long lineage of pioneering steel guitar players, leads the band. His great uncle, Willie Eason originated the sound known as ‘Sacred Steel’ as early as the 1930s. The legacy continued through AJ’s grandfather, Henry Nelson, and his father, Aubrey Ghent Sr., all which are noted in the National Museum of African American History and Culture.

AJ Ghent Band promotes originality by incorporating the ‘Sacred Steel’ sound of music along with a modern presence. The frequencies of this 4 piece with AJ’s vocals, and his singing steel guitar, his wife MarLa on bass synth, keyboard and vocals, combined with his sister Tiffany on percussion and vocals and his brother JD on drums promote an unforgettable experience.

The mission of AJ Ghent Band is to take every listening ear on a musical safari full of soul, rock and blues elements, lightly frosted in hip-hop and EDM. Stylistically, and musically, AJ Ghent Band works to stick to the root of it all—from the depths of the dirt when songs of hardship were sung to help you overcome.