Miranda Lambert Is Back! "Postcards From Texas" Due Out September 13th

The country music world is buzzing with excitement as Miranda Lambert prepares to release her highly anticipated new album, "Postcards From Texas," on September 13. This release marks a significant chapter in Lambert's storied career, being her first album with her new label home. With a career spanning nearly two decades, Lambert has continually redefined country music, and Postcards From Texas promises to be a rich tapestry of her experiences, influences, and evolution as an artist.

Miranda Lambert | Photo Credit: James Macari

A Glimpse into Miranda's Journey

Miranda Lambert burst onto the country music scene in 2005 with her debut album "Kerosene," which showcased her fiery spirit and undeniable talent. Over the years, she has garnered critical acclaim and numerous awards, including three GRAMMY Awards and the prestigious Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Year title. Known for her authentic storytelling, Lambert has captured the hearts of fans with hits like "The House That Built Me," "Gunpowder & Lead," and "Bluebird."

Her music often reflects her personal experiences and the landscapes of her life, making her one of the most relatable and beloved figures in country music. Lambert's journey has been marked by a fearless willingness to explore new sounds and themes, and "Postcards From Texas" is no exception.

A Texas-Sized Soundscape

Postcards From Texas is a 14-track collection that embodies the rich musical heritage of the Lone Star State. Recorded at Austin's legendary Arlyn Recording Studios, the album captures the essence of Texas with its diverse styles and stories. Lambert, alongside producer Jon Randall, has crafted a musical journey that ranges from yearning ballads to discordant rockers, sparkling acoustic songs, and steel guitar-soaked laments.

The album kicks off with "Armadillo," a track co-written by Aaron Raitiere, Jon Decious, and Park Twomey, setting the tone for an album steeped in Texas culture. Lambert’s signature storytelling shines through in tracks like "Dammit Randy," co-written with her husband Brendan McLoughlin and Jon Randall, and "Looking Back on Luckenbach," penned alongside Shane McAnally and Natalie Hemby.

One of the album's highlights is "Santa Fe," a collaboration with fellow Texan Parker McCollum. This track is a perfect blend of Lambert’s and McCollum’s distinctive voices, promising to be a standout on the album. Other notable tracks include "I Hate Love Songs," co-written with Jack Ingram and Jon Randall, and "Wildfire," another collaboration with Ingram and Randall that showcases Lambert's ability to channel raw emotion into her music.

A New Chapter

Postcards From Texas marks Lambert's first release under her new label, bringing with it a sense of renewal and exploration. This album is not just a collection of songs; it's a journey through the heart and soul of Texas, narrated by one of its most iconic voices. With its diverse range of styles and stories, "Postcards From Texas" is poised to be a defining moment in Lambert’s career, reaffirming her status as a trailblazer in the country music genre.

Postcards from Texas Album Art | Photo Credit James Macari; Courtesy of Republic Records

Track List

1. Armadillo (Aaron Raitiere, Jon Decious, Park Twomey)

2. Dammit Randy (Miranda Lambert, Brendan McLoughlin, Jon Randall)

3. Looking Back on Luckenbach (Miranda Lambert, Shane McAnally, Natalie Hemby)

4. Santa Fe feat. Parker McCollum (Miranda Lambert, Jesse Frasure, Jessie Jo Dillon, Dean Dillon)

5. January Heart (Brent Cobb, Neil Medley)

6. Wranglers (Audra Mae, Evan McKeever, Ryan Carpenter)

7. Run (Miranda Lambert)

8. Alimony (Miranda Lambert, Natalie Hemby, Shane McAnally)

9. I Hate Love Songs (Miranda Lambert, Jack Ingram, Jon Randall)

10. No Man’s Land (Miranda Lambert, Luke Dick)

11. Bitch On The Sauce (Miranda Lambert, Jaren Johnston)

12. Way Too Good At Breaking My Heart (Miranda Lambert, Jon Randall, Jesse Frasure, Jenee Fleenor)

13. Wildfire (Miranda Lambert, Jack Ingram, Jon Randall)

14. Living On The Run (David Allen Coe, Jimmy L. Howard)

As fans eagerly await the album's release, there's a sense of excitement for what Lambert will bring next. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to her music, Postcards From Texas promises to be a journey worth taking—one that celebrates the rich tapestry of Texas and the enduring spirit of Miranda Lambert.