RED REVELATIONS, the new album by Nashville-based singer-songwriter JACE EVERETT, is a work of rare accomplishment and abandon, brimming with barely-contained emotions and urges. They are pervasive in the music, the voice and the songwriting. The primal, penetrating power of Everett's roots-music fusion, revving up from insinuation to howling gale-force rock in a second, has already started listeners wondering: So, where've you been, man? The answer is: Everywhere, and right in front of your nose. Just "Google" Jace Everett's name and you'll find yourself knee-deep in the ooh's and ahh's of daily papers from Boston to Chicago and Seattle that can't discuss the second season debut of HBO's rocketing Golden Globe-honored drama TRUE BLOOD without mentioning the brilliant opening title montage, devised around the swampy rockabilly come-on of Everett's "Bad Things." True Blood creator Alan Ball's series and films, including Six Feet Under and American Beauty, have regularly made music cues into iconic characters. As a result, over 10,000 viewers seek Everett's MySpace page daily, gluing him for months to the top spot among Americana artists on the site. And it's formed an international following that's eclectic, committed and not to be categorized - much like his music. For this broad fan base, RED REVELATIONS is the complete and proper-sized helping of the sly wit, mystery, sensuality, drop-dead charisma and musical substance they've enjoyed so much in their weekly cable-cast sample of him.