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“A NIGHT OF ROCKING BLUES AND FUNK JAMS…” - THE BOSTON GLOBE Described by The Boston Globe as “a night of rocking blues and funk jams,” The Gravel Project is the creation of guitarist, singer, and composer, Andrew Gravel and brother, Hammond B3 organist and composer, Jordan Gravel. With a blues rock sound fused with a funk edge, the band has been creating a buzz with their eclectic style and gaining momentum in Boston, New Hampshire, and all over the East Coast. The Gravel Project electrifies crowds with inventive original songs, creative interpretations of well known classics, and high energy group improvisation. The band released their second full length album, Wishful Thinking in 2017 and live album, Live at Village Fest in 2018, and is currently releasing singles in anticipation of a new album in 2021. Press Quotes VENUE & FESTIVAL APPEARANCES "The Gravel Project’s new record, Wishful Thinking, supersedes • Bank of NH Pavilion the jam-band persona by melding gritty guitar riffs and • The Middle East improvisational jazz methods." • City Winery Boston "… a vibe present in the sounds of Tedeschi Trucks Band, • The Burren Backroom perfect for an outdoor festival." • Hampton Beach Seafood Festival – Colin Kirkland, Sound Of Boston • Salem Jazz and Soul Festival • Everett Village Fest "The Gravel Project’s material recalls a time when many blues • Marblehead Festival of Arts rockers and roots rockers were being influenced by the 1970’s funk and soul they were hearing on R&B stations." – Alex Henderson, veteran music reviewer RADIO APPEARANCES "The Gravel Project plays tight, blues-influenced rock n roll that • WZLX 100.7FM explodes with energy." • WERS 88.9FM – Wildy Haskell, Wildy’s World music blog • WMFO 91.5FM • WMWM 91.7FM • WMWV 93.5FM • WICN 90.5FM Accolades & Accomplishments • WUML 91.5FM Winner of the 2019 WMWV 93.5FM Song of the Year Contest [email protected] Contact & 617-947-5271 Social Media /TheGravelProject @TheGravelProject TheGravelProject.bandcamp.com w w w . t h e g r a v e l p r o j e c t . c o m.

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