Scott Klein Unveils “Hey Lady” — A Haunting Ode from Austin’s Southern Gothic Scene

In the heart of Texas, where the sun scorches the earth and stories seep from the soil, Scott Klein, a Canadian-born troubadour, emerges with his latest single, “Hey Lady.” This track is a tapestry woven with threads of Southern Gothic and Americana, painting a vivid portrait of a prairie woman’s struggle against addiction and isolation.

This new record, currently in production, brings Klein together with heavyweight collaborators: RIAA Gold-certified producer Chris “Boo” Boosahda (Shakey Graves), and Jonathan Tyler (Jonathan Tyler & the Northern Lights). The sessions are shaping up to be some of Klein’s most emotionally charged work to date, peeling back the layers of loss, lust, and redemption with unflinching honesty.

Following the underground success of his debut Jesse’s Hotel, this new body of work moves into darker, sharper terrain—where each track sounds like it was written in blood and recorded by candlelight. It’s not just music; it’s myth-making, forged in the spaces between dusk and despair.