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Dusty Edinge delivers a melodic rock gem with "Jack of All Trades"

Dusty Edinger brings a lively, polished energy to “Jack of All Trades,” a melodic rock single that balances classic influences with a few unexpected details. The opening immediately stands out, pairing Latin-style percussion with heavy guitar riffs in a way that feels natural rather than forced. When the full rock beat arrives, the song settles into a confident groove without losing its playful edge.

There is a timeless quality to the arrangement, with melodic hooks and a smooth sense of momentum that occasionally recall the accessible pop-rock craft of Hall & Oates. At the same time, the sharper guitar tones add a hint of the swagger associated with bands like Guns N’ Roses, although Edinger keeps the performance more understated and controlled. The result is a dynamic track with plenty of personality, built around strong contrasts and an easygoing sense of fun from its opening seconds to its final note.

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Rob Lalain’s latest album, The Way We Were, continues his return to music with a focus on both craftsmanship and emotional resonance. The lead single, “Run Away,” combines layered, dreamy guitars with steady drums that make clever use of Logic’s drummer feature, creating a rhythm that underpins the song without overshadowing the vocals. Its melodic sensibility positions Rob alongside artists like The Killers or early Coldplay, appealing to listeners who value both atmosphere and structure.

“Fire” stands out with its 70s-inspired rock tones, drawing from Wings, ELO, and Fleetwood Mac while maintaining a contemporary punch. The track demonstrates Rob’s skill in blending retro influences with modern production techniques. In contrast, “A Thousand Times” offers a more introspective moment on the album, presenting a mellow piano ballad that highlights the depth of his songwriting and expressive vocals.

Rob has been writing music since he was a kid, and his self-taught approach informs every aspect of the album, from instrumentals to vocals. After a two-decade hiatus, Rob reentered the industry with renewed focus, releasing Back To The Start: The Album in 2023 and Life in 2024, both critically recognized for their strong songwriting and production. The Way We Were consolidates his experience, showcasing a matured perspective and a mastery of his craft.

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New Shows Sundays 4pm EST bombshellradio.com Repeats Wednesdays 1pm EST and Fridays 6pm EST Archival Shows available on bombshellradiopodcasts.com "Just Another Menace Sunday" radio thing. Hour 1: A Conversation from the Menace Hollywood Knolls Studio with Mercer Henderson and her Musical Sandwich. Hour 2: New Melodic Rock 'n Roll from: Bleachers (Jesse Malin Tribute Album, Pixies, Hayley Mary, Winnetka Bowling League, Mercury Rev, Washed Out, Punky Ramone, Jason DeVore, EELS, Thin Lear, Wolfgang Valbrun, Travis, Ports! This Week's Interview: Mercer Henderson