Review by Jason Smalley

The Dixie Rebels have done it again with their latest album, Vol 2. The band's signature sound of country, rock, and blues is on full display in this album, and it's clear that they've refined their craft since their last release.

From the opening track, "Gone Country," the listener is transported to the heart of the South with twangy guitar riffs and upbeat, foot-stomping rhythms. The album's lead single, "Southern Soul," is a standout track, showcasing the band's ability to write catchy hooks and memorable choruses.

One of the album's strengths is its variety. While the Dixie Rebels stay true to their roots, they're not afraid to experiment with different sounds and styles. "Lost Without You" is a soulful ballad that highlights the band's softer side, while "Whiskey and Women" is a raucous, high-energy romp that will have listeners dancing in their seats.

Summary by Jason Smalley

Vol 2 is a solid addition to the Dixie Rebels' discography, and a must-listen for fans of Southern rock and country music. The band's musicianship and songwriting skills are on full display, and it's clear that they're only getting better with time.