Michael Pos finds new fire on EP, "Direct from Sounds of Nashville"

Some artists never truly leave the stage — they just bide their time until the world’s ready to listen again. With his new EP, Michael Pos Direct from Sounds of Nashville, Michael Pos re-emerges not as a man chasing lost fame, but as an artist reshaping his voice after years spent chasing life itself. It’s a stirring, deeply personal collection of songs that feels less like a comeback and more like a bold new chapter for a musician with nothing to prove and everything to share.

Recorded live in Nashville alongside the powerhouse Blue House Band, this three-track EP isn’t just a snapshot of a performance — it’s a testament to resilience, rediscovery, and the enduring power of roots music when it’s played from the gut. Pos, a seasoned traveler of both stages and continents, pours every hard-won lesson, heartbreak, and triumph into these songs, and the result is a compact but colossal offering of what he aptly dubs Eclectic Roots Groove.

From the first notes, it’s clear Pos has lost none of his vocal prowess. If anything, his voice has gained a raw, weathered texture — equal parts grit and grace — the kind you can’t fake and can only earn by living through it. There’s a lived-in authenticity to his delivery, a way he wraps his words around each melody as though he’s not just singing to you, but with you, inviting listeners into his world.

The Blue House Band proves to be the perfect foil for Pos’ fearless energy. Their instrumentation is nothing short of divine, marrying bluesy guitar licks, soulful organ flourishes, steady, funk-inflected basslines, and tight, intuitive drumming into a sound that feels both rooted in tradition and utterly unrestrained. Together, they craft grooves that breathe — organic, unpolished in the best way, and alive with the pulse of a room full of players locked in tight.

What makes this EP so compelling is its refusal to settle into any one genre lane. Pos weaves together threads of Americana, Jazz, Blues, and a bit of Funk into a cohesive tapestry that feels simultaneously classic and contemporary. It’s a sound tailor-made for those who crave music with dirt under its fingernails and stories behind its scars.

The songs themselves are soulful and passionate, each one built around lyrical truths that cut deep without ever preaching. There’s grit here, sure — a rough-hewn, Southern honesty that colors the entire recording — but also love, hope, and a palpable sense of joy in simply making music again. It’s rare to hear an artist so obviously at peace with their past and so invigorated by their present.

Michael Pos Direct from Sounds of Nashville isn’t just a return to form — it’s proof that some voices only get better with time. Pos’ fearless embrace of eclecticism, coupled with his unflinching honesty and killer musicianship, makes this EP one of the year’s most quietly essential releases for fans of soulful, groove-laden roots music.

It’s a short, sharp shot of life from an artist who’s seen it all and come back stronger, wiser, and ready to burn down the room one note at a time. Here’s hoping this is just the beginning of Pos’ next chapter. The stage suits him.

For now though, we urge everyone to dig into these songs and follow along for more by clicking those links below!

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