J​ordan Caiola’s voice comes served up with enough grit that you’ll question how many years this man has lived. That’s the thing about Mo Lowda & the Humble: they catch you off guard. There’s something about them that’s so familiar–maybe they bring to mind a band like Cold War Kids or Kings of Leon at its most bombastic, but it’s not a sound that’s polished so cleanly by the industry that it loses its organic quality. Pair that up with […]