📚 Homework Alert: Lets Dig into Robin McAuley and MSG!

Class is in session! Listen, learn, and get ready—your homework is to explore Robin McAuley’s legendary vocals, dig into his new album “Soulbound,” and revisit the MSG anthems that defined an era.

Alright, class, sharpen those pencils and fire up your streaming services—this week’s Dig Me Out is bringing you a special interview with none other than Robin McAuley!

If you love soaring vocals, arena-sized hooks, and the kind of melodic rock that makes you want to throw on a leather jacket and drive with the top down (even if it’s winter), then this one’s for you.

Who’s Robin McAuley?

If you were rocking out in the late ‘80s, you might remember McAuley Schenker Group (MSG)—a powerhouse duo featuring Robin and legendary guitarist Michael Schenker. Together, they crafted sleek, anthemic rock that sat somewhere between the polished shine of Def Leppard and the fiery precision of Scorpions. “Perfect Timing” (1987) and “Save Yourself” (1989) are packed with massive hooks, soaring vocals, and Schenker’s signature guitar wizardry.

And guess what? Robin’s still delivering the goods. His new album “Soulbound” proves that heavy melodic rock isn’t just alive—it’s thriving. Packed with punchy riffs, anthemic choruses, and that unmistakable vocal charisma, it’s the kind of album that makes you believe in rock & roll all over again.

Robin McAuley isn’t just a killer vocalist—he’s a survivor of the rock & roll rollercoaster. From fronting Grand Prix in the early ‘80s, to his era with MSG, to keeping the flame alive with projects like Black Swan, he’s one of those rare vocalists who never lost his fire. His voice? Still crystal clear and full of power, proving that age is just a number when you’ve got rock in your veins.

Your Homework (Due Before the Episode Drops!)

📌 Listen Up!

• Til I Die – The new single that from “Soulbound” that proves Robin’s still got it.

• MSG - Perfect Timing (1987) – The one that introduced Robin & Michael Schenker as a melodic rock dream team. “Gimme Your Love” and “Follow the Night” are pure ‘80s gold.

• MSG - Save Yourself (1989) – A little heavier, a little meaner—don’t skip “Anytime,” one of the best power ballads of the era.

📌 Study Up!

Brush up on Robin’s story and MSG’s history.

📌 Get Hyped!

Make sure you’re subscribed to Dig Me Out so you don’t miss our conversation with Robin McAuley. We’ll dive into his new album, his MSG days, and what keeps him rocking in 2024.

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