One of the glories to be found in the long, rich history of American music is the emergence of artists and sounds from just about anywhere in this land. From the deep south to the far west, from small towns to rural communities, these crevices of the country have given birth to bands whose music somehow, someway, finds a way to be discovered by people at large.

This is the story of I Nine, a quartet from Orangeburg, a sleepy southern town tucked away in central South Carolina, who remarkably are on the verge of authoring another chapter in this country´s musical heritage with their stunning debut album, Heavy Weighs The King. It’s a testament to the idea that talent will find a way to be heard.