The new album Conjure Man, is a fully formed musical statement that folds in soul, groove, disco, and rock wrapped in the blues
Listen to the first single Don't Drink Me Dry here.
Ping Rose is a Memphis-based singer-guitarist blending blues, jazz, and alternative rock into a unique, story-driven sound. Influenced by Hendrix, George Benson, The Cure, and BB King, he’s known for both high-energy performances with The Anti-Heroes and intimate acoustic sets. His debut album Sketchbook earned praise, and his upcoming release, Conjure Man, explores improvisation and storytelling.
Praise for Conjure Man
“Conjure Man is such a wonderful album, I’m certain the world will be hearing a lot more from Ping Rose in the near future.” — Phillip Smith, PhillyCheeze’s Blues and Rock Reviews
“His new album, Conjure Man, is a fully formed musical statement of purpose that folds in soul, country, and rock but wraps it all in the blues.” — Bill Kopp, Living Blues Magazine
“Ping Rose opens ‘Conjure Man’ with a greasy but fabulous instrumental.” — Richard Ludmerer, Making a Scene