Arlo Mckinley Cincinnati, Ohio
Arlo McKinley has washed his songs in the blood of street soul, country, punk and gospel – and tattooed them onto the
underground.
Filled with an honest weight and gritty-hope from rustbelt city life, McKinley rolled downriver to Memphis’ Sun Studio where Grammy Award-winning producer Matt Ross-Spang gathered a working man’s all-star band to record his Oh Boy Records debut, “Die Midwestern.”
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