Just over a month after they started releasing their albums on vinyl with "Only for You", Mary Boys Band now welcomes "Long Way Home" also on vinyl. The group’s second studio album released as a long-play vinyl record has been available on the music market since July 1, 2025. The band worked on it for five years to achieve not only the desired sound, but also that metaphysical unity of rhythms, timbres, images and emotions where one can find themselves and feel whole again.
In the album, aside from the title track, you’ll discover the "universal beauty" of "The Sunflowers", "The Colors of the Sunset", "For the Last Time" and "I Believe in You", the heartfelt "Be Only with Me", the inspiration of "Come with Me", and the repentance in "Till When". The record also includes the band’s first song to appear on MTV’s World Chart Express: "Don’t Ogle".
Maria Mutafchieva and the band say that "Long Way Home" is love, the feeling of a long-awaited embrace and happiness! It’s no coincidence that the title track and "The Sunflowers" are included in music textbooks and studied in 7th and 9th grade. This is the favorite album of the musicians from Mary Boys Band and they hope you’ll enjoy it, because it’s personal.
Published and translated by Kostadin Atanasov
Photo: Facebook/ Mary Boys Band
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