THE NEW ALBUM, SOMEONE’S MONSTER, OUT NOW FROM SINGLE LOCK RECORDS

“a Southern Rock Anthem of hope…a melodious Folk litany of the marginalized” The Alternate Root Magazine

“a sound soaked in a gritty rootsy firmament, encompassing all the tenuous trappings that add up to a legitimate heartland sound." American Songwriter

“Evident throughout is the way in which they’ve grown as a band over their time together and the resultant confidence that makes them more daring in their self-expression.” Americana Highways

“A rootsy, eclectic journey that hits all the right notes from start to finish.” Roots Music Underground

“It’s dark, simmering and waiting to explode.” Riff Magazine

“Throughout the album Loose Cattle takes an empathetic, humanity-focused lens and leans into its progressive worldview.” Gambit Weekly

“12 meticulously crafted pieces for the handsome Someone’s Monster. Superb.” Americana Highways review

Loose Cattle

towards a new south

Rurik Nunan

A versatile violinist and singer, Rurik has been lending his talents to a wide range of artists for over a decade. Growing up in Atlanta with a classical background, he went on to absorb many fiddle styles from bluegrass to hot jazz, while often being inspired by players and styles that don’t normally include the violin. Now a resident of New Orleans, he continues to push the boundaries of the instrument while performing with many of the city’s finest musicians. He's spent long hours in a van with the likes of Cracker, The Whiskey Gentry, Andrew Duhon, and many more. He already knows the difference between a fiddle and a violin, and he doesn't remember how to play "Devil Went Down to Georgia".