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MoMojo Records announces new project from Brandon Santini
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Highly-anticipated fifth album slated for May 9, 2025 release

LANCASTER, Pa. - PennZone -- MoMojo Records proudly announces Which Way Do We Go?, a fearless leap into the soul of modern blues from seven-time Blues Music Award nominee Brandon Santini. Returning to his former hometown of Memphis, Tennessee, Santini takes great strides forward with this electrically charged and honest offering produced by longtime musical comrade and friend, Jeff Jensen.

Born in the Piedmont region of North Carolina and raised on historic Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee, Santini is now based in Illinois. His profound connection to the blues & American roots music fuels his high-energy blend of traditional blues with a contemporary twist. With nearly twenty years of performing throughout North America, South America, U.K., Europe, India, and Egypt, Santini is renowned for radiating raw emotion and infectious energy to his audience, earning him critical acclaim and awards along the way. In addition to multiple BMA nominations, he received a 2019 Blues Blast Music Award for Contemporary Blues Album (The Longshot). Santini is endorsed by Hohner Harmonicas.

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"It has been exciting to watch this project unfold, as Brandon bares his soul on this impressive collection of songs, taking his sound in a fresh, new direction," says Sallie Bengtson, MoMojo Records president. "We look forward to sharing this highly-anticipated project from a widely-acclaimed 21st century modern bluesman."

"This is a moment of reckoning," Santini says. "If we don't find our way with love and compassion, I fear what lies ahead."

Album preorders will begin March 28 with the title track single, and a second single dropping on April 18.  Follow Brandon on Facebook and Instagram at @brandonsantinimusic for all updates and news.

Two album release shows have been scheduled in Memphis during the Blues Music Awards week: May 8 at the Rum Boogie Cafe on Beale Street and May 9 at the historic Hernando's Hideaway. With a robust tour schedule planned for 2025, be sure to follow https://www.brandonsantini.com/tour for a performance near you.

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