The triple-threat songwriter, singer and banjo virtuoso releases her debut album on her own label. Campbell, the daughter of Glen Campbell and also a former member of his touring band, co-wrote every song on a bold, reflective and brazenly funny album that chronicles the journey of a young woman grappling with grown-up choices.
Contact: Jaclyn D. Carter
This limited-edition, numbered boxed set collects the Tunnel Of Love, Human Touch, Lucky Town, and The Ghost Of Tom Joad studio albums; the 1993 MTV Plugged live set; and the Chimes Of Freedom and Blood Brothers EPs, remastered for the first time on vinyl. The set contains 10 discs in recreations of the original packaging and a 60-page book featuring photos, memorabilia and press clippings.
Contact: Max Lefkowitz
“These are the last letters I may ever write her” – that’s how the New Orleans-based songwriter and teller of stories describes his brave new album, coming five years after the GRAMMY-nominated The Moorings. Recorded in Nashville with Eric Masse (Rayland Baxter, Andrew Combs, Miranda Lambert), these 11 solo-penned songs reveal hard-earned personal truths and bring a complex vision of love into focus.
Contact: Jaclyn D. Carter
Meiko reimagines a canon of '90s classics – from alt-rock to funk to hip-hop – as more intimate affairs. Jennifer Paige’s “Crush” becomes a soft acoustic ballad, The Cranberries’ “Zombie” is stripped down to a haunting minimalist feel, and other hits are transformed by Meiko’s gentle pop sensibility.
Contact: Nina Lee
