Jovin Webb Drops Gritty Blues Anthem “I’m A Drifter” as the Title Track of His Debut Album

“I’m A Drifter” is the latest release from Webb’s forthcoming album Drifter, out October 18th via Blind Pig Records, and serves as a nod to the blues classics that have shaped his musical journey. Sonically, the track kicks off with a thumping bass line and Webb’s growling, gravelly vocals, conjuring the spirit of The Temptations’ “Papa Was A Rolling Stone” and Muddy Waters’s “Rollin’ Stone.”

The lyrics tell the story of a man constantly on the move, avoiding attachment, and embracing the drifter’s life: “I’m a drifter man yes I am / I’m so used to being alone / Sometimes I feel I got no home.” Webb’s raw and soulful delivery captures the essence of this “lifestyle blues,” balancing gritty realism with introspective moments. “‘I’m A Drifter’ is a song about late nights and one-night-stands—it’s some true lifestyle blues,” Webb shares with a good-natured laugh.

The video, shot during the recording session, offers fans a unique behind-the-scenes look at Webb’s creative process, featuring his passionate vocal performance and the synergy between the musicians in the studio. This stripped-back setting amplifies the authenticity of the song and gives viewers an intimate glimpse into the making of Drifter.