Building on their debut's success, NOLA RESISTANCE's second album, "Crescent City Connection," introduced a stellar lineup of Crescent City all-stars. With luminaries like Herlin Riley, Darrell Lavigne, and June Yamagishi, the band expanded its sonic palette. The album's five hopeful tracks, including the title song, celebrate love, joy, and the resilient spirit of New Orleans. As their mission evolved, NOLA RESISTANCE aimed to uplift listeners beyond protest, infusing their music with messages of hope, love, and unity.

Crescent City Connection addresses contemporary issues, with tracks like "Gentrification" tackling the challenges faced by neighborhoods in the wake of urban changes. The band's dedication to hope and distraction is encapsulated in Brian D'Arcy's words: "No one can survive without hope. Crescent City Connection provides both hopefulness and distraction from tough events, contributing to the resilience of our communities." NOLA RESISTANCE continues to captivate audiences, fusing the power of music with a commitment to social consciousness.