Young Hines releases video for Can't Explode from Brendan Benson produced album Give Me My Change

Young Hines has released a new music video for "Can't Explode". The track, which the Nashville Scene describes as a "loud-quiet-loud dose of savage, belligerent, mean-riffing, bluesy rock 'n' roll," was taken from his new album Give Me My Change, released this month on Lojinx. Featuring Brendan Benson, Brad Pemberton (Ryan Adams & The Cardinals), and Mark Watrous as the band, the pent up frenetic energy coursing through the song comes to life on film as Young and company attempt to blow the walls off the cramped room they find themselves performing in.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WY06lywrN8|

This spring Young hits the road with Brendan Benson in Europe - tour dates below.

Born in Georgia and legally named Young (as he is the youngest in a family of seven), he began playing music at age 12 and hasn't stopped since. Within a few years he was recording his first songs and in high school began releasing his music via tape cassette, selling copies at a local record shop. Chance encounters led to a relationship with Brendan Benson, who eventually expressed his interest in helping Young produce an album to release on his new label Readymade Records in the US. The album was recorded at the all analog Nashville studio Welcome to 1979, a perfect fit for Young's soulful bluesy retro-pop style.

The album "Give Me My Change", by Young Hines, is out now CD & LP on Lojinx in the UK & Europe.

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May 16 - Paris, France - Nouveau Casino
May 17 - Barcelona, Spain - Apollo 2
May 18 - Madrid, Spain - Moby Dick
May 21 - Portsmouth, UK - The Wedgewood Rooms
May 22 - London, UK - Scala
May 23 - Manchester, UK - Ruby Lounge
May 24 - Dublin, Ireland - The Button Factory
May 25 - Glasgow, Scottland - Oran Mor