Sugar Lime Blue’s sophomore album, Move That Earth, surpasses their acclaimed 2011 debut, Far From The Tree, showcasing remarkable growth in their sound. This collection of seven tracks masterfully blends contemporary rock, full-bodied blues, and traditional country, creating a compelling Americana experience.

Ashley Beth’s smooth, ’70s rock-inspired vocals deliver impressive range, enriched by well-constructed instrumental breaks. The soulful title track is a foot-stomping ode to the West, while standout songs like the energetic “When Bullets Fail” and the reflective ballad “Dollhouse” highlight their versatility. The album wraps up with an earthy cover of Melanie’s “Brand New Key,” adding a nostalgic flair.

Funded through a successful Kickstarter campaign, Move That Earth has garnered strong support from a dedicated fanbase, many of whom purchased vinyl copies that enhance its warm, natural sound. The album feels homespun and versatile, perfect for both intimate back porch gatherings and lively bar scenes.

Described as a blend of Southern roots with folk and rock elements, Sugar Lime Blue captivates with a unique mix of rhythm and mystery. Their ultracool retro vibes offer a refreshing take on country, rock, blues, and jazz, making them difficult to label yet impossible to ignore.