NonCOMM Recap: The Record Company get people “Off The Ground” with blues and soul

The Record Company | photo by John Vettese for WXPN

Los Angeles blues rock trio The Record Company were next up on the PRX Stage. Their set kicked off from the start with “Off The Ground” from their debut album Give It Back To You, and immediately the entire crowd was dancing to the band’s brand of soulful blues and pedal steel guitar.

For the next song, vocalist Chris Vos got up from his pedal steel to play a killer harmonica solo while bassist Alex Stiff and drummer Marc Cazorla held down a tight groove. They followed up with the marching “On The Move” and the tense “Rita Mae Young.”

The band closed their set with rollicking and jumping “Feels So Good,” which closed out with a big finish and huge applause from the NonCOMM crowd. The Record Company will return to Philly this summer to play XPoNential Festival.

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