Miranda Lambert On How ‘Three Chords and the Truth’ Built a Country Empire
The album blends country and disco as Lambert works with producer Jesse Frasure and helps launch Ella Langley’s record-breaking hit.
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Disco, Drag Queens, and Hairspray: Miranda Lambert Is Ready to Party
Miranda Lambert has won just about every country-music award in existence, but her barometer for success is rather simple: Do drag queens want to perform your songs onstage? “If someone dresses like you and covers you in a drag show, to me, you made it,” Lambert says, settling into a couch in the Rolling Stone offices in denim, a brown suede jacket, and, lest you forget where she’s from, a Texas-shaped turquoise ring big enough to double as a…
The record-breaking, genre-melting, career-redefining evolution of Miranda Lambert
In the two decades since her breakthrough single, the revenge-fueled "Kerosene," Lambert has achieved just about every kind of success an artist can in the country music industry. With her new album, Crisco, she says her sights are set on new levels of stardom.(Robert Ascroft)Miranda Lambert came out of the gate with a me-against-the-world attitude. In the video for her 2005 single "Kerosene" that established her early image, the scrappy, young …
“Lead By Example” – Why Miranda Lambert And Kacey Musgraves Finally Squashed Their Beef
I’m SO here for it. Today, Miranda Lambert released her new disco-inspired album Crisco, which she co-produced 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.” She’s been doing tons of press around the release, and during a fascinating conversation on the New York Times podcast Popcast, she …
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