Kacey Musgraves has announced her next album, Deeper Well. The Texas-born singer will release the Star-Crossed follow-up on March 15, and has already teased the record with a new single.
The album’s lead single is the title track, and it comes with a music video made by creative production studio London Alley and director Hannah Lux Davis. The visual shows Musgraves wandering around a scenic beach and cliffside location as she sings about her life story. Eventually we see boulders floating in mid-air, and Musgraves embraces a more rustic lifestyle.
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“Sometimes you reach a crossroads. Winds change direction. What you once felt drawn to doesn’t hold the same allure,” Musgraves said of “Deeper Well” in a press release, “you get blown off course, but eventually find your footing and forage for new inspiration, new insight, and deeper love somewhere else.”
Musgraves recorded much of Deeper Well at New York’s Electric Lady Studios with help from longtime collaborators Daniel Tashian and Ian Fitchuk. In addition, Shane McAnally and Josh Osborn – collaborators on Musgraves’ first two studio LPs – return on “The Architect.” You can find a link to pre-order the album here.
See the tracklist for Deeper Well and watch the video for the title track below.
Deeper Well:
01 Cardinal
02 Deeper Well
03 Too Good to Be True
04 Moving Out
05 Giver / Taker
06 Sway
07 Dinner With Friends
08 Heart of the Woods
09 Jade Green
10 The Architect
11 Lonely Millionaire
12 Heaven Is
13 Anime Eyes
14 Nothing to Be Scared Of
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Article Image: Kacey Musgraves at Primavera Sound Festival in 2022. (Raph_PH [CC BY 2.0] via Wikimedia Commons.)
