Mark Newman’s Tulsa is an engrossing effort that pulls the curtain back on the 1921 Tulsa Massacre, delving in deep to a type of history that a great many Americans may not know about. The deliberate instrumentation here keeps fans firmly on the edges of their seats, while the blend of blues, 1960s protest music, and progressive rock make for something that will stick with fans long after the song ceases to play. The song covers a tremendous amount of space over the course of its sub-5 minute run time. Give it a play (below) and let us know what you think about the composition.
“Tulsa” – Mark Newman / The Blues Project / 2025 Self Released / 4:35 / Domain / Facebook /
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