Emily Nenni has written a follow-up to 2022s critically acclaimed record, On The Ranch. Her debut album garnered her much success and introduced her to a devoted audience of music fans who celebrate the traditional side of country music while embracing the modern indie aesthetic that comes with that nod to the past. While writing her latest record, Drive & Cry, Nenni looked in the rearview mirror for inspiration but kept focus on the sound that she has become known for. This is the first record I have completely written on my own. I spent a good bit of solitary time ruminating on things that had happened over the last year or two. Rethinking what Im doing, how Im doing it, who with, even in just the everyday. Change is hard but also such a gift.

Nenni worked with producer John James Tourville (The Deslondes, Sunny War) to broaden her sound and bring in nuance to the recording. The record was engineered by Jake Davis and mixed by Matt Ross-Spang in Memphis, TN. The resulting recording is a matured country sound that focuses on the fun and the tears that come with all changes in life.

A1. Get To Know Ya A2. Greatest Hits A3. Lay Of The Land A4. I Dont Have To Like You A5. Drive & Cry A6. Changes B1. I Don't Need You B2. I Cant Pretend It Never Happened B3. Rootin' For You B4. We Sure Could Two Step B5. Set On The Steps B6. Amarillo Highway

• Format Detail: LP, Jacket, Sleeve, Marketing Sticker
• Format: Vinyl
• Label: New West Records
• Genre: Country

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