Robert Randolph

Robert Randolph has established himself as an innovative pedal steel guitarist, blending gospel, rock, blues, and soul in his musical endeavors. After establishing himself as an innovative pedal steel guitarist, Robert Randolph’s professional career gained significant momentum in 2001 when he joined avant-garde jazz organist John Medeski and the North Mississippi Allstars in their jam project, The Word. His emergence was further highlighted by a review in The New York Times by Neil Strauss in April 2001, coinciding with The Word’s debut album release. Later that year, Robert Randolph and the Family Band formed, releasing their debut album, ‘Live at the Wetlands,’ in 2002, which captured a live performance from August 23, 2001.

This upcoming project marks a new chapter in his prolific career, further showcasing his unique blend of gospel, rock, blues, and soul that has defined his sound and captivated audiences worldwide for decades.