Memphis, Tennessee-based singer-songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Graham Winchester has released his fourth solo LP, Feelin’ Like Dealin, a DIY effort that feels like a full-band recording, from swinging and danceable to subdued and mesmerizing. The sixteen new songs probably fit best in the garage rock category, but that door was wide open for surf, psych, and alt-country influences. The musician/producer has previously collaborated with Greg Cartwright, Jack Oblivian, and Clay Otis, among others, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that this is a well-crafted record, yet it’s richer in instrumentation, arrangements, and sound than what you would expect from a single musician. There’s also quite a bit of variation in styles, tempo, and ideas surrounding these stories carved in rhythm and rust, but at its core, it is always about captivating rock ‘n’ roll.

Feelin’ Like Dealin’, written, recorded, and mixed by Graham Winchester, is out now digitally (self-released).

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