After months of anticipation, Miranda Lambert’s new album, Crisco, has officially arrived.
Released Friday, October 2, Crisco marks Lambert’s first album with MCA Records. The 12-track project was co-produced by Lambert and Jesse Frasure and blends her signature country sound with a touch of disco-inspired flair.
Fans have already gotten a taste of the album through songs including “Crisco,” “Sunset Marquis,” and “Till The Going’s Gone.” The project also features “A Song to Sing,” Lambert’s Grammy-nominated collaboration with Chris Stapleton.
After months of anticipation, Miranda Lambert’s new album, Crisco, has officially arrived.
Released Friday, October 2, Crisco marks Lambert’s first album with MCA Records. The 12-track project was co-produced by Lambert and Jesse Frasure and blends her signature country sound with a touch of disco-inspired flair.
Fans have already gotten a taste of the album through songs including “Crisco,” “Sunset Marquis,” and “Till The Going’s Gone.” The project also features “A Song to Sing,” Lambert’s Grammy-nominated collaboration with Chris Stapleton.
Miranda Lambert and Ella Langley Team Up Again
One of the most exciting tracks on Crisco is “Snakeskin Boots,” a new duet featuring rising country star Ella Langley.
Described as having “mythic cowgirl energy,” the song brings Lambert and Langley together again after their previous collaborations. The two artists worked together on Langley’s album Dandelion, with Lambert co-producing the project alongside Langley and Ben West.
Lambert and Langley also co-wrote Langley’s massive hit “Choosin’ Texas” with Joybeth Taylor and Luke Dick, while previously joining forces on “Butterfly Season.”
“Snakeskin Boots” combines a retro disco groove with classic Western influences, creating a sound that feels both nostalgic and fresh. The opening even has the feel of a classic cowboy movie before the song settles into its infectious groove.
Lambert perfectly summed up the song’s attitude by describing it as “Thelma and Louise if they didn’t drive off the cliff.”
Crisco Tracklist
- “Snakeskin Boots” (with Ella Langley)
- “Crisco”
- “Cowgirl Curtsy”
- “Two Things Can Be True”
- “Cuttin’ Onions”
- “Till The Going’s Gone”
- “To Everything”
- “Whiskey Business”
- “Right Where We Left It”
- “A Song To Sing” (with Chris Stapleton)
- “I’ll Have To Say I Love You In A Song”
- “Sunset Marquis”
With Crisco, Lambert is embracing a new creative era while staying connected to the country roots that made her one of the genre’s biggest stars. And with collaborations featuring both Chris Stapleton and Ella Langley, the album gives fans plenty of reasons to keep listening.
Miranda Lambert and Ella Langley Team Up Again
One of the most exciting tracks on Crisco is “Snakeskin Boots,” a new duet featuring rising country star Ella Langley.
Described as having “mythic cowgirl energy,” the song brings Lambert and Langley together again after their previous collaborations. The two artists worked together on Langley’s album Dandelion, with Lambert co-producing the project alongside Langley and Ben West.
Lambert and Langley also co-wrote Langley’s massive hit “Choosin’ Texas” with Joybeth Taylor and Luke Dick, while previously joining forces on “Butterfly Season.”
“Snakeskin Boots” combines a retro disco groove with classic Western influences, creating a sound that feels both nostalgic and fresh. The opening even has the feel of a classic cowboy movie before the song settles into its infectious groove.
Lambert perfectly summed up the song’s attitude by describing it as “Thelma and Louise if they didn’t drive off the cliff.”
Crisco Tracklist
“Snakeskin Boots” (with Ella Langley)
“Crisco”
“Cowgirl Curtsy”
“Two Things Can Be True”
“Cuttin’ Onions”
“Till The Going’s Gone”
“To Everything”
“Whiskey Business”
“Right Where We Left It”
“A Song To Sing” (with Chris Stapleton)
“I’ll Have To Say I Love You In A Song”
“Sunset Marquis”
With Crisco, Lambert is embracing a new creative era while staying connected to the country roots that made her one of the genre’s biggest stars. And with collaborations featuring both Chris Stapleton and Ella Langley, the album gives fans plenty of reasons to keep listening.