THE FEELINGS I NEVER LEARNED TO NAME | Southern Soul

Some feelings don't come out the way we mean them. Fear sounds like anger. Kindness makes us uncomfortable. Someone else's happiness can leave us feeling strangely alone. Grief doesn't always bring tears. And sometimes nothing is wrong, but we still don't feel alright. THE FEELINGS I NEVER LEARNED TO NAME is a five-song Southern Soul and Hood Blues collection about the emotions grown men carry but rarely know how to explain. These songs aren't about being strong all the time. They're about the moments when strength doesn't tell the whole story. A man can be afraid and sound angry. He can be grateful and struggle to accept kindness. He can celebrate someone else's success while quietly hurting for himself. He can love someone deeply without being able to cry. And he can have a good life while still carrying feelings he cannot name. Through deep, weathered male baritone vocals, expressive blues guitar, warm Rhodes, Southern Soul grooves, and intimate emotional R&B, Sound Be Soul explores the things we struggle to say out loud. 🎵 TRACKLIST — That Was Fear in My Voice — I Almost Laughed It Off — I Don't Want Less for You — I Thought I'd Cry — Nothing's Wrong, But I Ain't Right You don't have to understand every feeling to admit that it's real. Which of these five songs describes something you've felt but never knew how to explain? Share your thoughts in the comments. Someone else may have been carrying that same feeling quietly. Subscribe to Sound Be Soul for original Modern Southern Soul, Hood Blues, Blue Soul, and Emotional Street R&B. Sound Be Soul — Music for the feelings words can't always reach. #SouthernSoul #HoodBlues #EmotionalRnB