"Tuk Smith & The Restless Hearts have gifted us a fine piece of work, it keeps the appetite whetted from last year’s ‘Rogue to Redemption’, until the release of their next full length offering."

"We’ll take “Troubled Paradise” as proof that real rock ‘n’ roll is alive, kicking, and living in Nashville — and named Tuk Smith." - 9/10

"Diverse rock music with hooks, it’s a really beautiful thing."

”Smith's songs are so fully-formed and so arena-ready – and his commitment to rock'n'roll so apparent – that you wonder why the major labels aren't tossing thousand-dollar bills in his face as they wrestle over his signature” - Polly Glass

Tuk Smith & The Restless Hearts rank #5 for his 2 Japan shows at Club Quattro by a fan vote!

Tuk Smith’s second album with The Restless Hearts offers yet more proof of the former Biters frontman’s pop genius. Like Bruce Springsteen by way of Cheap Trick, Thin Lizzy and the Ramones, it leans heavily into the romance of rock’n’roll, setting its tales of thwarted renegades and dead-end dreamers to the kind of scuffed yet sparkling anthems everyone else seems to have forgotten how to write.

One of these days, the wider world is going to wake up to just how great he really is. DE

Tuk Smith And The Restless Hearts “Rogue To Redemption” is just fantastic, a brilliant record. Every track could be a single, which is a rarity these days for a lot of albums. It has everything catchy choruses, fantastic hooks, superb melodies and guitars, feel good lyrics & choruses with great songwriting. Tuk Smith And The Reckless Hearts deserve to be very successful off the back of this album and in turn have a great future. This will be definitely a top album of 2024 for me! Highly recommend you buy this album its killer and should not me missed.

A punk rebel from rural Georgia, frontman of the Biters, producer and solo artist, he has experienced the highs and lows of an ever-changing music industry. He's been critically acclaimed and on the verge of breaking into stadiums, dropped, burned out and back in the game, loved by those for whom rock still means everything. He now lives in Nashville and runs his own label, Gypsy Rose Records, where he creates from an authentic perspective.