The Dead South is a Canadian country band from Regina, Saskatchewan. The band consists of four multi-instrumentalists, Scott Pringle, Nate Hilts, Colton Crawford, and Danny Kenyon. They are known for their unique sound, which combines folk music and bluegrass with a modern twist. The band has released three studio albums since 2013 and have become a popular act on the country music scene. One of their most popular songs is "Hell I’ll Be in Good Company", which was released in 2015.
The Dead South: A Country Band
The Dead South is a Canadian country band that has been gaining popularity since their formation in 2013. The band consists of four multi-instrumentalists, Scott Pringle, Nate Hilts, Colton Crawford, and Danny Kenyon. The members are all from Regina, Saskatchewan and have been playing music together since high school. The band’s unique sound draws from both folk music and bluegrass, but with a modern twist. They have released three studio albums and have gained a strong following on the country music scene.
"Hell I’ll Be in Good Company"
The Dead South’s most popular song, “Hell I’ll Be in Good Company”, was released in 2015. The song is a story of a man who is facing the possibility of death and finds comfort in knowing that, if he does die, he will be in good company. The song is filled with vivid imagery and is ultimately a song of hope. The song is driven by a strong banjo and guitar accompaniment, and features a catchy chorus. It is a fan favorite and has been featured in several television shows and films.
The Dead South have become a popular act on the country music scene and their song “Hell I’ll Be in Good Company” is a fan favorite. The song is a story of hope and is driven by a strong banjo and guitar accompaniment. It has been featured in several television shows and films and is a testament to the band’s unique sound and songwriting ability.
The folk-bluegrass band The Dead South have released an exciting new video for their single “Hell I’ll Be in Good Company” off their debut album Good Company. This upbeat track features powerful vocals, stirring strings, and soulful harmonica, showcasing the Canadian group’s signature sound.
The accompanying video was shot in the woods of Saskatchewan and follows a single protagonist, a Burlesque dancer, on a tumultuous journey. The viewer follows her dancing in the confinements of a hotel room, watching her gradually break free from her surroundings and traverse through the woods, ultimately being accepted and celebrated by the Dead South in their grand finale. The images are colorful, captivating, and will reminiscence a feeling of emancipation, of breaking out from the shell we find ourselves in and celebrating joyfully in the company of others.
“Hell I’ll Be in Good Company” is a testament to the power of music and how it can bring people together, to dream, to laugh, to cry, to embrace, and be in harmony with others. It is a fitting tribute of optimism and hope from the members of The Dead South, and an inspiring reminder to never give up on ourselves.
Their album Good Company is now available on major streaming platforms and their upcoming tour dates can be found on their website, so if you are looking for a good time with uplifting music and a good message, then you should check out the Dead South.
