"Mike Doussan’s story is intrinsic to the human condition. There’s pain and pleasure, grit and grace, but much like the city of New Orleans and music itself, true beauty rises from chaos. His songs are proof."
-Brett Hutchins http://www.liveandlisten.com
New limited edition T-shirt!
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A collaboration between Inkmule.com and graphic artist Scott "W" Williams, this limited edition T-shirt is inspired by Mike's song "Breathe" and reflects the importance of social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Inkmule's Nola Relief Campaign sends the proceeds directly to local musicians and businesses in New Orleans affected by the shelter in place order that has put so many out of work.
CLICK HERE to visit the Inkmule website and order your Limited Edition "Let Me Breathe" T-shirt NOW!
*This is NOT the black shirt, to order the BLACK shirt please visit the store page.
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Yesterday's Troubles named top Record of 2019!
New Release now available
New full length record out now
In August of 2017, Mike Doussan teamed up with Roxy Bergeron of CSB Roxy Music and Bassist/Producer Charlie Wooton to record a collection of all new original songs. Mike and Charlie spent weeks arranging and charting the new tunes before entering Music Shed Studios in the Lower Garden District of New Orleans. With drummer Doug Belote, keyboardist Keiko Komaki, and engineer Ben Lorio, the group laid down 13 base tracks in two and half days. This was the foundation for the new record to be named “Yesterday's Troubles.”
Over the course of the next year, Mike and Charlie called on some of the finest musicians* in New Orleans and the surrounding areas to sculpt the final textures of each track at Ben Lorio's second-story home studio overlooking historic Magazine Street. GRAMMY winning engineer Eric Heigle (Arcade Fire, Lost Bayou Ramblers) was then brought in to mix the record. There was no other choice but GRAMMY nominated engineer Pete Lyman (Brandi Carlile, Jason Isbell, John Prine) for the final task of mastering at Infrasonic Sound out of Nashville.
“Yesterday's Troubles” was released May 31, 2019.
*musician credits- Mark Mullins, Tom Fitzpatrick, Bobby Campo, Jeff Watkins, Arséne DeLay, John Paul Carmody, Andre Bohren, Marc Paradis, Harry Hardin, Rurik Nunan, Rafael Periera, Cary Hudson