Miranda Lambert Returns with Country-Disco Album 'Crisco,' a Set of Songs that Have 'a Lot of Joy'
The 11-track album follows six Country Music Association Award nominations and a disco ball performance at the Academy of Country Music Awards.
- Miranda Lambert released her 11th studio album, 'Crisco,' a collection featuring boogie-forward tracks and sweeping strings that mark a disco-infused departure from her previous work.
- The project began after Lambert and Chris Stapleton recorded 'A Song To Sing,' their version of 'Islands in the Stream,' which Lambert said "really opened up my mind to exploring different sounds."
- Grammy Award-winning songwriter Natalie Hemby, who has collaborated with Lambert over 20 years, co-wrote five tracks including 'Snakeskin Boots' and called this "the most fun era that I've had" working on a project.
- Ella Langley's single 'Choosin' Texas,' co-written by Lambert, went six times platinum and topped Billboard Hot 100, Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay charts simultaneously.
- Lambert also collaborated with Kacey Musgraves on 'Horses and Divorces,' featured on Musgraves' new album 'Middle of Nowhere,' where the pair sing, "Maybe we're more alike than we think.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Dig out your roller skates. Pair them with a cowboy hat. Miranda Lambert has officially entered her disco chapter. “Crisco,” the country star’s 11th studio album, is a collection of boogie-forward tracks, buoyed
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Dig out your roller skates. Pair them with a cowboy hat. Miranda Lambert has officially entered her disco chapter. “Crisco,” the country star’s 11th studio album, is a collection of boogie-forward tracks, buoyed by sweeping strings and what sounds like a wink from the dance floor. It’s out Friday. “I’ve spent a lot of my career with fiery songs and heartbreak songs and this record just has a lot of joy on it, and I think that’s just where I am r…
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Miranda Lambert returns with country-disco album ‘Crisco,’ a set of songs that have ‘a lot of joy’
NEW YORK (AP) — Dig out your roller skates. Pair them with a cowboy hat. Miranda Lambert has officially entered her disco chapter.
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She could’ve been Jessica Lambert. Miranda Lambert is gearing up to release her new disco-inspired album Crisco tomorrow, October 2nd, and she co-produced the record with Jesse Frasure. It features 12 tracks as Miranda explores “heartbreak and hope, highways and honky-tonks, rhinestones and reflection, creating a record that feels both timeless and refreshingly alive.” And in an interview with The Tennessean ahead of the release, Miranda opened …
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