Our Music
The Southside Homewreckers perform a wide range of styles, from the deep sounds of the Delta to ragtime-inspired East Coast Blues.

At a Homewreckers show you'll hear tunes born in Chicago, Atlanta, the Delta, and everything in between. As Blues Revue noted when reviewing our second CD, Lucky Oil on My Hand, "Warner has a clear, authoritative voice and a dynamic but nicely unaffected style that works as well on 'Trouble in Mind' as on Blind Blake's 'Chump Man Blues.' " Check out the clips below featuring Willie Brown's "Future Blues" and Big Bill Broonzy's version of "When I Been Drinking."
One of the most expressive and powerful voices in blues today. . . . . When Warner sings Sippie Wallace's 'Woman Be Wise' or Ida Cox's 'Wild Women Don't Have the Blues,' you are sure she knows what she's singing about."
-- Dirty Linen: The Magazine of Folk and World Music
"Warner's strong voice is crystal clear in the higher registers and earthy when she dips down to deliver the punch lines of Kid Bailey's lovely 'Rowdy Blues,' trailing off like an outbound train rounding a bend."-- Blues Access magazine