West Point, Georgia-bred singer, pianist, and soul revivalist announces his debut album, 'Electric Love'. Brother Wallace doesn’t just sing about joy—he fights for it. The music moves like a shot of sunlight through a storm cloud: Stax-and-satin soul, piano-driven, and bursting with momentum, it’s built for the exact moment when you decide you’re not going to let the world harden you.
Across its 13 songs, 'Electric Love' is less a debut than a revelation—a body of work fuelled by gospel roots and classic soul lineage (Sam Cooke, Little Richard, Southern soul greats) while refusing to live in nostalgia. Wallace writes in lived-in scenes and hard-earned feeling: heartbreak without defeat, joy without naïveté, vulnerability without apology.
Across its 13 songs, 'Electric Love' is less a debut than a revelation—a body of work fuelled by gospel roots and classic soul lineage (Sam Cooke, Little Richard, Southern soul greats) while refusing to live in nostalgia. Wallace writes in lived-in scenes and hard-earned feeling: heartbreak without defeat, joy without naïveté, vulnerability without apology.
TRACK LISTING
1. Who’s That?
2. You’re The Man
3. Gone With The Wind
4. Electric Love
5. Top Shotta
6. No God In This Town
7. Who Do You Love
8. Any Day Now
9. A Patient Man
10. Midnight Valley
11. Jealous
12. Hope Of Fools
13. Let’s Get Together