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Shakey Graves

Fondness, Etc.

Long celebrated as one of America's most inventive DIY singer-songwriters, Shakey Graves (born Alejandro Rose-Garcia) has built a singular career on experimentation and emotional honesty.

'Fondness, etc.' feels like a window into his most personal world yet - and a full creative reset - placing emphasis on lo-fi sound and analog warmth, packed with soft vocals, haunted guitars, experimental textures, and tender imperfections.

Shakey Graves' songs explore trying to do better and holding onto fleeting beauty in a chaotic world. The title is a twist on "absence makes the heart grow fonder," delivered with classic Shakey self- effacing charm - capturing moments of life, love, and fatherhood with striking vulnerability and sonic exploration. An album built purely for joy, reminding us that the quietest moments often hold the most profound beauty.

TRACK LISTING

1. Don't Change A Thing
2. When The Love Is New
3. Time Flies
4. Suddenly
5. Away It Goes
6. The Boilermaker
7. I Once Was An Ocean
8. On My Own
9. No Place To Be

The Lumineers

Automatic

Since their breakout 2012 self-titled debut album, the Lumineers have
achieved some incredible milestones: twenty-four number one hits, billions of streams, packed global arena tours, multi-platinum releases, Grammy
nominations, and, most important to core members Jeremiah Fraites and
Wesley Schultz, numerous beloved, timeless songs

The band's fifth studio album 'Automatic', is being released in a music landscape that has become dominated by solo artists dependent on other writers. Schultz says being one of the few groups touring who write all their own material, is "a unique badge of honor." But that's not to say they won't collaborate with other artists; Schultz and Fraites have recently written and appeared on songs with pop icon P!nk, as well as rising singer-songwriters James Bay and Zach Bryan.


STAFF COMMENTS

Barry says: Grand orchestral indie music with a hint of folky melodicism and plenty of earworm choruses, The Lumineers fifth studio album is as nuanced and majestic as they've ever been.

TRACK LISTING

1. Same Old Song
2. Asshole
3. Strings
4. Automatic
5. You're All I Got
6. Plasticine
7. Ativan
8. Keys On The Table
9. Better Day
10. Sunfower
11. So Long

Gregory Alan Isakov

Appaloosa Bones

Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and now calling Colorado home, Gregory Alan Isakov is a lifelong traveler, farmer, and Grammy-nominated folk artist

Since his debut in 2003, Isakov has released four full-length studio albums with over 1 million in sales and has toured widely, building a devoted international audience.

STAFF COMMENTS

Laura says: Really excited about this LP. His previous releases have all been wonderful. That voice....

TRACK LISTING

The Fall
Before The Sun
Appaloosa Bones
Silver Bel
Watchman
Miles To Go
Terlingua
Mistakes
One Day
Sweet Heat Lightning
Feed Your Horses









The Felice Brothers

Favourite Waitress

The Felice Brothers kicked off in 2006. They did what any delinquent youths, lost in upstate New York with dim job prospects would do: become obsessed with traveling the world and playing extremely loud rock and roll. After settling on minor matters like who plays what (Ian Felice- vocals/guitar, James Felice- accordion/keys/vocals, Greg Farley- fiddle/vocals, Josh Rawson- bass/vocals. Recent addition David Estabrook- old friend/new drummer – completes the current line up), the band procured instruments, cans of sardines and packed up tents and devoted their lives to studying the art of song craft. It was a long way to the top.

The Felice Brothers' new album 'Favorite Waitress' marked the first time the band ever recorded in a proper studio. Produced by the band's longtime producer and collaborator Jeremy Backofen, the album is their most fully realized statement yet.


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