One Trip Little, a maverick in the modern roots music scene, blends outlaw country and gospel in “Cheap Bibles.”  With influences from Cash to Cave, his soulful narrative resonates.  Evolving stylistically, he embraces cowpunk, fusing gritty authenticity with rebellious energy.  In an ever-changing musical landscape, his work stands as a testament to the enduring power of American roots music to capture the essence of today’s emotions and experiences.

“Touring with Justin, I really liked his sets.  I (of course) heard as many influences as in my own.  Blues, rock’n roll, rockabilly, country… I dug the simplicity of this songs and Justin puts on a nice solid, clean (in a good way) show… it was an honor to tour with the man!”

~Dex Romweber

(Dex Romweber Duo, Flat Duo Jets)

“One Trip Little is one part Cash, one part Elvis, & add a drop of Nick Cave’s deep voice, & you get a mixture of rockabilly, gospel, and outlaw folk that is sure to please fans across multiple genres.  ‘Cheap Bibles’ is a helluva romp – Staggering out of Tampa, creeping up the East Coast, and ending up doing time somewhere in the old Midwest”

~ Valient Himself

(Valient Thorr)

One Trip Little plies vintage-hued, gospel-dosed country-roots with upbeat Western swing appeal, his finely pitched vocals reaching twangy baritone lows in the 10 tracks on just-released debut full-length ‘Cheap Bibles.’”

~Leilani Polk

“One Trip Little Goes to Cuba”

Creative Loafing Tampa Bay

“Modern Folk music.  Generalizing it, you may be picturing hippies around a campfire singling ‘Kumbaya’ or Bob Dylan mumbling something into a microphone with an acoustic guitar in hand. Maybe even Woody Guthrie singing a hymn of activism. You are right to some degree, but you’re cutting yourself short if you’ve written it off with just those thoughts with no further want to dive into such an endless genre of music.  Folk has been around forever and has been a voice for the ever-changing times and feelings.

One Trip Little’s ‘Cheap Bibles’ album speaks for today.  It’s a dark album, not for the hippies around campfires, but for the lost soul in an empty dive bar.  The songs hit deep and take you places.  Some places many of you may have been. It’s a solid listen.  A solid recording.”

~ Vic Victor

(The Koffin Kats)

“A One Trip Little show usually starts with a hymn, offers some heartbreak in the middle and ends with a story… Just like life.”

~ Tyler Killete

The Burger Online