Little Big Town's 'It's a Dying Art': A Journey of Authenticity and Creativity
Little Big Town is set to release their 12th studio album, It's a Dying Art, on August 28, their first full-length project in almost three years. Co-produced by Karen Fairchild and Gena Johnson, the album explores themes of authenticity, relationships, and the importance of slowing down creatively. The band, consisting of Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Phillip Sweet, and Jimi Westbrook, crafted the record around these meaningful conversations.
The title track and lead single, "It's a Dying Art," showcases Little Big Town's signature harmony-driven sound with a more introspective twist, reflecting their belief that genuine communication is becoming increasingly challenging. Preceding this announcement was the release of the single "Hey There Sunshine," produced by Johnson, which serves as a reminder of the beauty and joy that still exist in the world. Fairchild expressed gratitude for the profound gift of songs, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the beauty that surrounds us.
In addition to the album announcement, the group unveiled a new track titled "Over and Over," co-written by Fairchild, Ashley Ray, Jonnie Simpson, and Madi Yanofsky. The song made its debut at Stagecoach and is now available for listeners to enjoy. The music video for "Hey There Sunshine" was directed by Becky Fluke and Reid Long, renowned filmmakers in the music industry.
Fans can now preorder and presave It's a Dying Art, eagerly anticipating the release of Little Big Town's latest musical endeavor. The band's dedication to meaningful storytelling and heartfelt melodies shines through in this upcoming album, promising a captivating listening experience for their audience.