Hailing from New Zealand, Oscar Ladell and Chris Armour are two young blues musicians on a recent rise. Oscar was born in The United States and moved to the South Pacific country in his early years. Leo Ladell, his father, is an accomplished blues musician that, at some point, shared the stage with the likes of Pinetop Perkins and Bo Diddley. Oscar is following his footsteps gracefully, having already released two strong albums (Gone Away and Love & Revolution). Chris Armour is a talented guitar player and teacher as well as a force to be reckoned with in the national blues circuit. He also collaborated and was mentored by acclaimed guitarist Darren Watson. This new album of theirs, Right Kinda Wrong (released on July 15), has Ladell handling harmonica and vocals and sharing guitar duties with Armour. The bass player is Steve Moodie, the drummer is Richard Te One. Keyboards are played by
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