Muscadine Bloodline – The Coastal Plain

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Artist: Muscadine Bloodline

Title: The Coastal Plain

Year: 2024

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Tracklist

1. Two Tattered Tulips (1:29)
2. Daffodils (3:14)
3. Earle Byrd From Mexia (4:23)
4. One Man War (2:20)
5. Pay Me No Mind (2:54)
6. Tickets to Turnpike (feat. Kyle Nix) (3:26)
7. Airport & McGregor (2:46)
8. High On The Ridge (0:31)
9. Rattlesnake Ridge (2:56)
10. 10-90 (3:21)
11. Mary Riley (2:25)
12. Weyerhaeuser Land (3:01)
13. Low Hangin' Fruit (3:39)
14. Good In This World (2:45)

Review

The Coastal Plain is a cinematic journey through Southern life, showcasing Muscadine Bloodline’s growth as storytellers and musicians. Released in 2024, the Alabama duo Charlie Muncaster and Gary Stanton craft a rich tapestry of Americana and country, blending introspective lyrics with traditional instrumentation. From the gospel-tinged a cappella of “Two Tattered Tulips” to the vivid narrative of “Rattlesnake Ridge”, the album immerses listeners in tales of love, struggle, and identity rooted in the Deep South.

Musically, the album balances polished production with earthy authenticity. Tracks like “Daffodils” and “One Man War” offer heartfelt storytelling, while collaborations such as “Tickets to Turnpike” with Kyle Nix add energetic contrast. The duo’s ability to paint scenes through song — whether in the quiet reflection of a small-town street or the tension of personal conflict — gives the album both emotional weight and cinematic scope.

Overall, The Coastal Plain is a confident, evocative record that cements Muscadine Bloodline’s place in modern Americana. It’s an album that feels lived-in, genuine, and deeply connected to its Southern roots, rewarding listeners with both narrative richness and musical craftsmanship. - Lena