A few years into their career, the pop-rock-country sextet already has friends in high places. Just ask Fleetwood Mac’s Lindsey Buckingham. The Hölljes siblings’ mother once dreamt a story. It was about a Southern girl who could summon Greek gods to earth. She never ended up putting that story to paper, but she did pass on the heroine’s name to her children’s band: Delta Rae. She also passed on quite a bit of talent. Just ask Lindsey Buckingham, who was so impressed with Delta Rae that he agreed to collaborate on a song. The fact that Buckingham is a classic-rock god is, of course, entirely coincidental. Right? The Fleetwood Mac guitarist lends some sprightly notes to the Durham-based sextet’s newest single, “If I Loved You,” which instantly recalls his own band’s “Second Hand News.” But the track is certainly Delta Rae’s own, as they spike a well-mixed cocktail of pop, rock, alt-country, and gospel with Elizabeth Hopkins’s strong vocals. The song is featured on the band’s 2013 EP Chasing Twisters, but a second full-length album is due out later this year. Fans can expect to hear some new material when Delta Rae comes to Chicago this Saturday. Watch the video for “If I Loved You”: Delta Rae plays Lincoln Hall on Saturday, April 19, at 9 p.m. The show is sold out, but you can enter to win tickets through 93XRT here, or catch their set at Lollapalooza in August. Photo courtesy of Delta Rae