"Songs For The Heart Of Sister Flute" was recorded in an old, haunted farm house from the 1800s in the deep, dank, swampy south of Carencro, Louisiana, with no air-conditioning and holes in the floors. The blood & tears put into the album mixed harmoniously with the sweat that was poured while recording it. Sister Flute in the title refers to the women in the old gospel churches whose bodies would become enraptured and begin to spasm, convulse & speak in tongues IF the singers could bring the Spirit in to take hold of them. The record is the second part in his trilogy of albums about the human heart. The album is a blues-roots raver about haunted hearts & gospel howls about everything above, below, on Earth and far beyond. "Songs For The Heart Of Sister Flute" contains 9 originals written by Julian Primeaux.