Gerry Casey’s Interview with Ghalia Volt

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Ghalia Volt, a Belgian-born blues-rock artist now in New Orleans, blends various musical influences in her latest album, “Burn the House Down.” The live-recorded album, produced in Nashville, showcases her raw, authentic sound, merging blues with flamenco and punk elements. Volt embraces her truth, reinventing herself as a powerful multi-instrumentalist.

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Gerry Casey’s Interview with Ghalia Volt

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