This Atlanta-based folk-rock troubadour - best known for his Top Ten hit "Lullaby" - is a natural-born storyteller, and his best songs, whether rendered in simple acoustic fireside settings or rich full-band arrangements, tell stories that resonate and stay with you long after the music fades.

Live, Mullins emphasizes the strengths that have maintained his moderate fan base for years: a rich, worn-in baritone; a knack for spinning tuneful narratives; and reverence for his red clay, roots rock predecessors. It’s sweetly melodic folk-rock, the sort of music that makes you smile and think, tap your feet and nod your head, too.

This is music for Southern highways and Georgia fields, dotted with the characters that occupy both locations. He's a veteran frontman, cracking an audible smile during some of his wryest lyrics and piloting his band through a mix of alt-country and heartland rock & roll. Most importantly, this is the perfect introduction to one of America’s most under-appreciated songwriting treasures.