Southbound 75 Celebrates One Year Anniversary Release Of Debut Album Tales From The Black Swamp & Announces New Music With Jimmy Ritchey In The Works

New “Missing Carolina” music video rolls out The Country Network & CMT.com

Set to perform with Jordan Davis, Gary Allan, LOCASH & more on Nov. 12 during the
Field Of Dreamz Country Classic Music Festival in Port Charlotte

Headed into the studio with Jimmy Ritchey in Nashville to work on new music for 2023

TAMPA, Fla. (Oct. 27, 2022) – Alt-country southern rockers Southbound 75 are celebrating the one year anniversary of releasing their debut album, Tales From The Black Swamp, with a new music video release of the album’s 11th track, “Missing Carolina.” The video recently premiered nationwide on The Country Network, and is set to be featured at CMT.com beginning on Oct. 28. The video was the band’s first attempt at both self-shooting and self-producing their own music video, which they had fun doing one day around their native of Tampa, Florida.

New music on the way in 2023:
Plus, Southbound 75 is already working on writing and recording new music for a new album release in 2023 and will be going into the studio with prominent Nashville composer and producer Jimmy Ritchey (Pam Tillis, Jake Owen, Bobby Bare), who will be leading the production effort of the new music alongside chief songwriter Mark Lorenzo. 

Plus, Lorenzo and the Southbound 75 boys will soon be gracing the stages of several right-of-passage Nashville stages including Ole Red, Wildhorse Saloon and others to be announced in the coming months.  

“We are putting together a big string of dates across the US in 2023 and we can’t wait to get out there and start playing the new songs for everyone,” said Lorenzo. “We have a few new songs done with Jimmy already and they are turning out so much better than we expected. We are going to transform them into an incredible live experience for our fans!” 

Southbound 75 Show Dates:
OCT 28 – Bourbon on Main / New Port Richey, Fla.
OCT 29 – Gerstle’s / Clearwater, Fla.
NOV 05 – Private event / Nashville, Tenn.
NOV 06 – WQYK Guitar Pull @ Mahaffey Theater / St. Petersburg, Fla.
NOV 11 – Field of Dreamz Country Music Festival / Port Charlotte, Fla.
DEC 08 – Clematis by Night / West Palm Beach, Fla.
JAN 15 – John’s Pass Seafood Festival / Madeira Beach, Fla.
** For SB75’s most updated show schedule, visit Southbound75.com/shows or follow on BandsInTown

Album Name: Tales From The Black Swamp
Released: October 29, 2021
Songwriters: Mark Lorenzo, Scott Rose, Monty Foster
Buy/Stream/Listen at orcd.co/talesfromtheblackswamp
Official Videos: “Not Ready To Say I’m Sorry Yet” | “Spilled Champagne” | “Missing Carolina”

Track List & Songwriters: 

1. “Let It Burn” (Mark Lorenzo)
2. “Not Ready To Say I’m Sorry Yet” (Mark Lorenzo)
3. “Wild & Young” (Mark Lorenzo)
4. “Crazy” (Mark Lorenzo)
5. “Spilled Champagne” (Mark Lorenzo)
6. “Friend of the Bride” (Mark Lorenzo, Scott Rose)
7. “Stumble” (Mark Lorenzo)
8. “Daddy’s Liquor Cabinet” (Mark Lorenzo, Monty Foster)
9. “Long Way Home” (Mark Lorenzo)
10.  “Whiskey & Wine” (Mark Lorenzo)
11. “Missing Carolina” (Mark Lorenzo)
    

About Southbound 75:
Southbound 75’s story started when Radio Promotion legend Bill Scull heard lead songwriter Mark Lorenzo’s tune “Little Breakdown” for the first time at an ASCAP demo review session. Scull, who had worked in the industry for years, including with Clive Davis, singled Lorenzo out, and signed him. Playing their first show in 2018, Southbound 75 has steadily grown a large fanbase throughout their home state of Florida, with numerous live shows from Key West to Cleveland, Ohio. In October 2021 the band released their highly anticipated debut album, Tales From The Black Swamp, produced by Nashville hit-maker Bill McDermott, and released on Bad Jeu Jeu Records via The Orchard. Lorenzo’s songs have been previously used on TV shows, sports programming, DVDs, Cartoons and more such as; “ESPN College Football;” “Shark” (CBS); “90210” (CW); “Threshold” (CBS); “Girlfriends” (CW) and “3lbs” on (CBS).

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