What is supposed to happen will happen. This theological determinism that lives within us all to some degree. Do you think that’s it’s possible that some unknown force has developed a stream strong enough to control our everyday existence? Is self will strong enough to stop this stream? We think not.
I felt it from the moment I first heard Mason and the Gin Line, that this musical group was going to make some big moves. I have personally witnessed some changes in their dynamics, a new guitarist here, a new drummer there, hey when the heck did we add a keyboard? But what remains was that solid tune of a life that’s been lived. A beautiful mix of the highs and the lows of this world that we live in. Songs of love and heartbreak and sounds of triumph and failure. The best part is that it always ends up just the way it was supposed to. Three of the bands core members became fathers in this last year. One got married. Priorities change and life gets lifey. At the end of the day this old globe we live on still spins and the winds still blow across the plains of West Texas.
I have been anticipating this new single, Let it Ride the first drop from the Gin Line this year. I first got to hear it a few weeks ago through a sneak preview on the Red Dirt Rebel, a morning show straight out of Mason’s home town, Lubbock, Texas. The official release of the song was today March 8, 2024. Song Credits state that the songwriter is Mason and the Gin Line. A band that I am proud to know and love.
Mason Server the bands lead man promises more to come. He says they will be back on track very soon to begin a new season of their fierce brand of music. The band recently played the home court advantage at the Blue Light in Lubbock and will make several appearances next month including Portales , New Mexico.. oh I hope to hear Portales in Portales.. If you know you know.
About the band: This is a humble group of men who will never turn anyone away. They will always support what’s right and aren’t afraid to tell the truth. They follow and support other artists and give frequent compliments. Mason and I like to call this genre of personality and pride CAP ROCK.
Keep on Cap Rocking and follow Mason and The Gin Line.
Pancho.