After three decades on the blues circuit, Stacy Mitchhart delivers his most compelling release to date with “No Rhyme or Reason”. Produced by multiple GRAMMY® Award winner Tom Hambridge (Buddy Guy, Susan Tedeschi, George Thorogood), the album captures Mitchhart at his most confident—pairing soulful vocals, searing guitar work, and finely crafted songwriting. Recorded largely on Nashville’s historic Music Row, the album features special guest appearances from Gretchen Wilson, Kenny Neal, and Charlie Musselwhite. 

Four singles anchor the release, including the edgy “Bad As You,” the bold, groove-driven “Good One Time,” and the New Orleans-flavored “Mean Bad Wrong” featuring Kenny Neal. The duet “Sure Looks Good To Me,” co-written with Hambridge and Richard Fleming, features GRAMMY® winner Gretchen Wilson.

A recipient of the Albert King ‘Most Promising Guitarist’ Award and a Hall of Fame inductee, Mitchhart delivers authentic, roots-driven music built for Blues, Americana, and AAA radio. Roots-driven music built on soul, story, and truth. 

Oscar Jesus Bugarin (Boo-gah-deen) a Southern California native representing the sound of Blues, Country, Soul, Rock, Folk, and Funk mixed into a vintage sound with a modern perspective. Now a recording artist, performer, and writer, after serving 6 years in the US Army, currently in two bands - Calling Cadence and The Things.