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Kyra Gordon's 'Woodstock' Bridges Past and Present with Soulful Rock Anthem


Americana singer-songwriter Kyra Gordon has released her latest single, Woodstock, a powerful tribute to the legendary festival on its 55th anniversary. As the fifth track from her upcoming album Traveler, this blues-infused rock ballad showcases Gordon's evolution as an artist, seamlessly blending the grit of blues, the edge of rock, and her signature introspective storytelling.


Inspired by a personal pilgrimage to the original Woodstock site, Woodstock captures the festival’s spirit of freedom, longing, and the disillusionment that followed its utopian promise. The song’s nostalgic yet fresh sound draws listeners into a richly woven narrative of an era that represented both hope and loss. Gordon’s raw, dynamic vocals carry the weight of these emotions, underscored by fuzzed-out Wurlitzer keys and a standout guitar solo that nods to Woodstock icons like Janis Joplin, Richie Havens, and Jimi Hendrix.


Produced by Gordon alongside Brian Rodvien and James DePrato, and recorded at East Bay Recorders in Oakland, CA, Woodstock is a masterclass in modern Americana. The track’s intricate layers of vibrant percussion and bluesy instrumentation evoke the essence of 1969 while maintaining a contemporary edge. It’s a bold sonic tribute, both reverent of the past and forward-thinking in its execution.


As Gordon kicks off her house concert tours across the United States, Woodstock is sure to resonate with audiences longing for music that connects deeply with the human experience. Bold and nostalgic, Kyra Gordon’s latest single cements her place as a rising voice in the Americana and blues scenes.





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