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Album Review: Live From Rehearsal By Greg Owens & Harmonic Soul Band

Last updated: December 4, 2025 4:50 pm
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Good music makes you listen. Great music makes you feel like you are part of the moment. That is the best way to describe Harmonic Soul: Live From Rehearsal. The album is full of lively band beats, warm vocals and rich instruments that come together in a way that feels natural and real. You can sense the creative energy in every song. Nothing feels forced. Nothing feels fake. It sounds like a group of musicians who truly enjoy playing together and who understand each other without needing words.

Some albums feel polished and planned in a studio, but this one feels alive. Greg Owens and the Harmonic Soul Band recorded it during a rehearsal, and you can hear that raw spirit from the first note. It is music that breathes and moves. It is music that lets you in.

Recorded while preparing for their Juneteenth performance in Columbus, the project captures the band in a moment of pure flow. The groove is strong. The timing is sharp. The communication between the players is effortless. You can almost picture them nodding to each other as they build rhythm and let the songs grow.

Greg Owens leads with the confidence of an artist who knows his craft. His voice, drumming and production style help shape the sound into a mix of soul, funk and hip hop. The blend is smooth and full of personality. There are moments where the vocals take the spotlight and moments where the instruments do the talking. Everything feels balanced and warm.

The story behind the album gives it even more heart. Owens almost disbanded Harmonic Soul in 2023. But instead of letting it end, he rebuilt the band and brought back old partners. What started as a simple rehearsal turned into a meaningful snapshot of rebirth and teamwork.

Songs like “Everlasting Summer” and “Vacation” show his gift for creating music that lifts the spirit. His idea of using music as a way to escape reality becomes clear in the sound. It is hopeful. It is colorful. It is full of life.

The musicians around him play a huge part in the magic. Donovan Mitchell on keys, Deivi Terreo on bass, Angel Knotts on drums and Rizo on guitar all bring their own shine. Their chemistry is so strong that even the unpolished moments sound intentional. The album captures the kind of honesty that only comes from live music.

What makes Harmonic Soul: Live From Rehearsal special is that it lets listeners hear something that usually stays hidden. Rehearsals are private spaces where mistakes turn into ideas and ideas turn into songs. Greg Owens chose to share that space with the world. The result is a project that feels human, genuine and full of emotion.

It is more than a live album. It is a celebration of resilience, community and the power of music. It is a reminder that beautiful things can happen when artists simply show up, trust each other and play from the heart.

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