Jared Dustin Griffin – Howl at the Moon

From the moment I pressed play, “Howl at the Moon” by Jared Dustin Griffin radiated a wild‑at‑heart energy that instantly stirred me. I felt that night‑born spark as if I’d just stumbled into a twilight street parade. Blending ragtime piano, growly, Southern‑tinged vocals, and fiddle‑laced rhythm, Griffin crafts a Southern‑Gothic revelry that’s both celebratory and cathartic.

The song feels like an invitation to shed life’s burdens through song, and the line “maybe the sweat will wash away the sin” rings with redemptive clarity. I find myself smiling at its raw honesty and knowing swagger; it’s exactly the kind of gritty, spirited romp I love sharing with readers. In my view, this single is an exhilarating introduction to his forthcoming album, Perseverance of Sisyphus, and I’m already eager for what comes next.