Jack White releases two new tracks: listen to "G.O.D. And The Broken Ribs" and "Derecho Demonico". Live in Italy this summer

Just months after his latest live appearances and ahead of a high-profile TV comeback, Jack White has surprise-released two new tracks, “G.O.D. And The Broken Ribs” and “Derecho Demonico”. The release coincides with his appearance on Saturday Night Live, in an episode hosted by Jack Black.

The double single confirms White's tendency to move along non-linear paths, alternating immediacy with sonic exploration. “G.O.D. And The Broken Ribs” sits in distinctly garage territory, with a setup that recalls certain Seventies sounds: abrasive guitars, a driving tempo, and an organ working in the background with an almost percussive function, contributing to a rough, compact texture.

“Derecho Demonico” unfolds on related coordinates, but is built instead on a more openly blues-based scheme. The track proceeds like an essential stomp, played out on dry dynamics and a rhythmic tension that recalls the very idea of the “derecho,” the atmospheric phenomenon marked by violent gusts of wind. White translates that imagery into a nervous, insistent musical structure that aims more for impact than for layering.

Ascolta qui sotto “G.O.D. And The Broken Ribs” e “Derecho Demonico”.

The two songs from the former White Stripes frontman follow his latest album “No Name” and land in a particularly busy period for the American rocker, between media appearances and live activity. In Italy he's expected for two summer dates: June 19 at the La Prima Estate festival in Lido di Camaiore, and June 21 in Lignano Sabbiadoro. Both shows will offer a chance to hear Jack White in his purest form but also in evolution, away from his historic bands (White Stripes, Raconteurs, Dead Weather). With albums like “No Name”, “Fear Of The Dawn” and “Entering Heaven Alive”, the American rocker has explored a broad sonic spectrum spanning blues, rock, folk and electronics, refreshing an already distinctive and recognizable style. The confirmed lineup for the Lido di Camaiore festival also includes Sleaford Mods, who will open Friday June 26's show with their “The Demise Of Planet X”, ahead of the Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds concert.

Jack White is one of the most influential musicians in American rock of the last twenty-five years. As founder of the White Stripes, he redefined garage blues with a stripped-down, abrasive sound. Alongside that, he launched projects like Raconteurs and Dead Weather, broadening his expressive range.
As a solo artist he's pursued a freer, more experimental path without losing his identity. A producer, multi-instrumentalist and founder of Third Man Records, he remains a central figure in contemporary rock.

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