There's something about The Woods that stops you in your tracks — three voices locking together so naturally, so effortlessly, that you'd swear they've been singing together their whole lives. That stunning vocal blend is the foundation of everything the Nashville trio does, drawing inevitable comparisons to the Eagles and Fleetwood Mac while carving out a sound all their own: Laurel Canyon folk-rock meeting modern country, with three-part harmonies that shimmer and soar. Anchored by Dan O'Rourke's instinct for a great song, Raquel Cole's breathtaking vocals and songwriting chops, and Leland Rooney's masterful guitar slinging, the band is greater than the sum of its already impressive parts.

Built on the road opening for Tim McGraw, The Cadillac Three, and Clint Black, The Woods have earned a reputation as one of the most exciting new acts in country music — not through hype, but through the kind of raw, organic chemistry that can't be manufactured. Working with legendary producer Blake Chancey, the band discovered the secret to capturing that magic in the studio: put all three in a room together, let the voices bleed into each other, and record it the way they used to. The result is music that feels alive.

Their debut full-length album "Ready To Run" released August 28th — a full showcase of everything The Woods are capable of, from shimmering harmonies to driving country rock, and every shade of sound in between.