Memphis musicians, whether born in the midsouth or transplanted from the bigger cities, carry with them a unique and powerful presence that can be felt on any Memphis recording.

Michael Enright is a Memphis product by way of St. Louis and Bill Rennie is a Memphis product by way of New York, N.Y. Michael was in some of the tightest rock outfits that Memphis produced and Bill prepped with Albert (Born Under A Bad Sign) King and a local group called "The Hot Dogs" to have some regional successes.

Enright and Rennie hooked up and created The BatRacers. By adding Michael's brother Jimmy on keyboards and Robbie Payne on percussion, they created a totally unique and original sound.

The BatRacers are fresh, tight, technically sound and lyrically visual, (sometimes tongue in cheek).

They knock your feet out from under you with the combination of Classic Rock and Memphis blood that runs through their music.

This is truly tight and challenging stuff, all with that underlying Memphis pulse. This is Memphis Music as it should be, with all its heart and fire intact.