Joan Shelley
Joan Shelley will reissue “Over and Even” on October 16th via No Quarter. Her acclaimed 2015 album — recorded across two days in a Kentucky farmhouse — returns with eight unheard demos, unearthed by husband and collaborator Nathan Salsburg from a CD-R of tape machine recordings she made for him in late 2014. “Jenny Come In (Demo)” is out now.
Joan Shelley’s new album, ‘Real Warmth,’ is an intimate and urgent collection of songs. With a unique, collaborative sound, the music explores profound themes of human connection, global divisions, and our fragile planet. It’s a beautiful example of American folk that stands as the finest offering from her esteemed career so far.
Kentucky-based singer-songwriter Joan Shelley shares her gentle yet profound new single and video, “Here In The High and Low,” a beautiful prelude to her seventh album, Real Warmth, out this Friday. The track is a masterful collaboration with producer Ben Whitely and features backing vocals from Shelley’s three-year-old daughter. The video, directed by Cyrus Moussavi and Brittany Nugent, explores growth and time through the eyes of a young seedling.
Joan Shelley has announced her seventh album, Real Warmth, arriving September 19th on No Quarter. Recorded in Toronto with producer Ben Whiteley and a host of local musicians, the album aims to be “a capture instead of a meticulous construction.” The communal lead single, “Everybody,” is out now. Shelley will support the album with a North American tour this fall, with tickets on sale this week.
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