Bastards of Soul: It's Gonna Be Alright

The documentary pulls back the curtain to introduce the artists behind Bastards Of Soul as they track the single to their final studio album, "Give It Right Back." Audiences witness the band's recording process with unguarded fly-on-the-wall footage from the studio, at their homes, and on-stage live never seen before a live concert performance. With the sudden tragic passing of lead singer Chadwick Murray, the audience will journey toward a heartbreaking, inevitable conclusion. However, Chadwick's death will not define this band of brothers. Its music remains timeless and cemented in the hearts of fans worldwide. This film will expose viewers to one of this band's most intimate moments together; the shared love for their craft and the brotherhood only a band of masters like Bastards Of Soul can possess. With his infectious laugh and positive raw energy, Chadwick leaves our world with a very fitting message sung from the heart: "It's Gonna Be Alright." WHERE IT STARTED: Bastards Of Soul stormed onto the music scene in the spring of 2016 and created a substantial buzz with their dynamic live set and tight musical chops. Led by the raw soul power of charismatic frontman Chadwick Murray, the veteran Bastards crew put East Dallas Soul on the map as they evolved from a ragged bar band intensely learning the classic ropes to a confident, well-oiled songwriting machine. The super-tight rhythm section of Danny Balis (bass) and Matt Trimble (traps) anchors a groove that's sweet and gritty, with Chad Stockslager's warm keys and Chris Holt's cool guitar flavors rounding out the sound to soulful perfection. Eastwood Music Group released the band's debut vinyl 7" single in November of 2019 and created a big stir locally when "The Way It Should Be" with its 70's Atlantic/Stax feel found its way to KXT's airwaves. But the smooth urban soul of "The Waiting Time" created giant waves, catching folk's attention both on the left coast and the UK's hefty soul scene, where over half of the single's initial pressing ended up. Bastards of Soul released their debut album, "Spinnin'," in February 2020, a week before the US entered lock down. Despite that, it became a hit for the band, selling through 2 pressings despite no live support. They spent the remainder of the year writing their 2nd album, and as Summer 2021 approached, they hit the studio to record Corners at the famed Niles City Studio in Ft. Worth, Texas. Corners show the band hitting their stride as songwriters, weavi