Drought Flower": The Droptines' Highly Anticipated Major Label Debut Album
The Droptines have carved out a unique niche in the alt-country scene with their emotionally stirring songwriting and intricate melodies. Their upcoming major label debut album, "Drought Flower," is set to be released on April 3rd through Big Loud Texas. Produced by Jacob Sciba and Jon Randall, with some tracks produced by Taylor Tatsch, the album marks a significant milestone for the band as their first vinyl release.
Frontman Conner Arthur expressed his excitement about the album, highlighting the hard work put in by the band. "Drought Flower" will feature collaborations with Zandi Holup on "A Town Near You" and Sarah Jarosz on "Mawmaw." The album includes original songs by Connor Arthur, as well as covers of Mike McClure Band's "Calling All Cars" and The Magnetic Fields' "Grand Canyon."
Fans can expect to hear previously released tracks like "Calling All Cars," "Old Tricks," "Take Too Much," and "Snowed In," along with the latest single "Tombstone." The Droptines, comprised of Connor Arthur, Dillon Sampson, Johnny Sheets, Donny Parkinson, and Tony Rincon, have made "Drought Flower" available for pre-add and vinyl pre-order.
The tracklist for "Drought Flower" includes a mix of original songs and covers, showcasing the band's diverse influences and musical prowess. With their distinctive sound and heartfelt lyrics, The Droptines are poised to make a lasting impact on the alt-country music scene.