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COUNTRY MUSIC · THE ANNOUNCEMENT WIRE
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Rounder Records announced Sierra Ferrell’s two-song “Pair of Dice” single on September 11, 2026. The announcement credits Gabriel Kelley as producer and Gary Paczosa as mixer.
Rounder Records announced Foy Vance’s eighth studio album, IF, scheduled for April 30, 2027. The announcement also introduced IF: WE as the first of three EPs, with an October 30 release planned.
Katie Pruitt presented Fools for the Fleeting, an album built around her experiences and perspective on cultural change, impermanence and the search for meaning.
Rounder Records announced Anna Graves’ America’s Greatest Burnout. Produced by Davis Naish, the album includes musicians John Humphries, Rob McNelley and Marty Rifkin.
Rounder Records introduced John R. Miller’s The Great Unknowing. The project follows his albums Depreciated from 2021 and Heat Comes Down from 2023.
Rounder Records introduced Samantha Fish’s first live album, recorded at the Bijou Theatre in Knoxville, Tennessee. The set draws on her catalog and includes covers.
Rounder Records introduced Bella White’s A Sign In The Weather, co-produced by White and Ross Farbe. The announcement describes the project’s folk and Americana direction.
Rounder Records announced Breakfield’s eleven-song self-titled album, made with Sadler Vaden. The band previously recorded as Boy Named Banjo.
Rounder Records announced As Is by Josiah and the Bonnevilles, the recording name of Josiah Leming. The album was produced by Leming and Konrad Snyder.
Rounder Records introduced Foy Vance’s seventh album, The Wake. Produced by Ethan Johns, it was recorded at Three Crows Studio in Bath, England.
Rounder Records announced Ruston Kelly’s Pale, Through the Window. The album reunites Kelly with Jarrad K and was recorded with his touring band at Chateau Noir.
Rounder Records announced Judy Blank’s LP Big Mood for an August release. The post identifies “Dinosaurs” as the album’s first single.
Rounder Records introduced I’m With Her’s second album, Wild and Clear and Blue, produced by Josh Kaufman. The trio’s songs explore ancestry, lineage and shared human experience.
Rounder Records introduced Samantha Fish’s nine-song album Paper Doll, her first album recorded with her touring band.
Rounder Records announced Ken Pomeroy’s Cruel Joke. The label describes the album as a twelve-track collection of contemporary folk songs.
Rounder Records introduced Anderson East’s Worthy, his debut album for the label. The ten-track record includes “Never Meant to Hurt You.”
Rounder Records announced JD Clayton’s Blue Sky Sundays. Clayton produced the album and recorded with his touring band, following his 2023 debut Long Way From Home.
Rounder Records introduced Amythyst Kiah’s Still + Bright, produced by Butch Walker and recorded at his Nashville studio.
Rounder Records announced Sierra Ferrell’s Trail of Flowers, her first full-length album since 2021’s Long Time Coming. The project was made with producers Eddie Spear and Gary Paczosa.
Rounder Records introduced Katie Pruitt’s second album, Mantras, mainly produced by Collin Pastore and Jake Finch. The project follows her debut, Expectations.
The original Rounder announcement marks an early recording milestone in Ferrell’s career.
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