Pittsburgh's Beloved Roots/Soul Big Band The Commonheart Release New Video For "Trying To Get Over" From New Album "For Work Or Love", Out September 16, 2022

New York, NY (Top40 Charts) The Commonheart are back!
Pittsburgh's beloved roots/soul big band The Commonheart just dropped the new video for "Trying to Get Over" from their upcoming album and it is a doozy. The Bluegrass Situation premiered the video, calling it "a grooving blues track with a driving hypnotic rhythm that won't quit."
For Work or Love was produced by Steve Berlin of Los Lobos, who the band toured with in 2017 and formed a musical bond with. It hits stores on September 16, 2022. The band will be on tour this fall, including a performance during Americana Music Fest in Nashville.

"They pay soulful tribute to the soul gods without disrespecting their exhumed remains." - No Depression
*Their emotion-packed sound radiates true soul." - American Songwriter
*Out front is Clegg, a lightning-bolt charismatic frontman with dynamically expressive pipes that effortlessly traverse bluesy pleading and honeyed balladeering." - The Tinnitist

Live and in the studio, the Pittsburgh-based collective offers feel-good positivity, Golden Rule messaging, and sweat-soaked performances that nimbly ease through blues, vintage soul, and rock. The band is bonded by familial-like ties and a desire to foster spiritual uplift. Among its ranks are female backup singers, drums, bass, guitar, a horn section, and keyboards. Out front is Clinton, a lightning bolt charismatic frontman with dynamically expressive pipes that effortlessly traverse bluesy pleading and honeyed balladeering.

The second single, "Hustler" is an anthem for perseverance. Told thru the eyes of a street hustler's mind, this song offers their interpretation of what it takes to make a living in this world thru the hardest times. The narrative runs parallel for anyone that's finding their way thru life with grit, fearlessness & drive.