Recorded at the House of Blues and Jazz in Shanghai, China, the album gives live witness to American roots music being shared around the world by a new generation. This international release was made possible by the supporters of the "Blues Around the World Campaign" and includes special guest and legendary blues harmonica player, Charlie Sayles, with Moonshine Society. It's appropriate that the debut album from Moonshine Society, based out of Washington DC, should be a live recording- after all, that's how the Blues is meant to be heard. "I now have new respect for the Boston music scene," said Tony Van Veen, CEO/President of Disc Makers after the band brought down the house at the Disc Makers Boston Party in 2008. The band has made their way around the world including throughout the US, Cuba, and China, landing them titles such as the "Top Don't Miss Show in Shanghai" from Delta Airlines' Airmag, "#1 Blues Band in China" on Reverbnation, "#1 Blues/Jazz Band in Shanghai" in TimeOut Magazine, and more. In 2012, The band and album were nominated for two Wammies (Best Blues/Trad. R&B band and Best Blues/Trad. R&B album). Joining Moonshine Society on the album is legendary blues harmonica player, Charlie Sayles. A WC Handy Award nominee and subject of "Omnibus" (BBC documentary), Sayles has performed at Carnegie Hall, the White House, and beyond. His raw blues harp stylings and vocals on "Bright Lights, Big City" perfectly compliment the fresh sound Moonshine Society infuses into their favorite roots tunes. Inspired by artists such as Albert King, Roy Buchanan, Bonnie Raitt, and Lou Ann Barton, the band strives to keep this genre relevant for the next generation. CDBaby Lovers: You can also find Joe Poppen (guitarist) on other CDBaby albums, including releases by Memphis Gold. You can find Black Betty (vocals) on the Voodoo Man album by Black Betty & The Bad Habits. Christopher Brown, bassist and engineer, has also appeared on recordings with Daniel Lanois, John Mayer, Copal and Keppie Coutts.