‘Need To Feel Your Love’ is politically charged. The first track “Meet Me In The Street” is about protest and the power of people walking together who may not know each other, but can feel a common goal of change.  “Expect the Bayonet” represents the current state of racism, bigotry and hypocrisy that runs through U.S. history while other tracks speak on political groups like Germany’s White Rose Collective during WWII or historic events such as the Stonewall Riots.

The rest of the record is about love and the natural and powerful gravitational pull that comes with it. Their sound is a soulful intersection of disco and rock from the late 70’s, that’s also inspired by the classic sound of Nile Rogers’ production. Led by the powerful and boisterous vocals of frontwoman, Tina Halladay, you can feel the spirit of Etta James as much as the rebellious energy of The Clash.