Bonnie “Prince” Billy Unveils New Album: We Are Together Again

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Bonnie “Prince” Billy Unveils New Album: We Are Together Again
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Bonnie “Prince” Billy is set to release his second album in two years, titled We Are Together Again. This album will be available on March 6 through No Quarter records.

Recording Details

The recording took place in Louisville, Kentucky, with co-producer and engineer Jim Marlowe. Will Oldham, the creative force behind Bonnie “Prince” Billy, highlighted the significance of the location. He mentioned that this album reflects a deep connection with Louisville’s vibrant music scene.

Lead Single and Music Video

The lead track, “They Keep Trying to Find You,” has been accompanied by a music video directed by Abi Elliott. The video features Oldham in a unique costume portraying a shaggy woodland monster. This creature interacts with a human in an elaborate dance sequence, showcasing the creativity behind the project.

Musical Contributions

Oldham revealed that the album features various artists from the Louisville music community. Notable contributors include:

  • Catherine Irwin, who previously collaborated on the album Ease Down the Road, provides vocals on “Hey Little” and “Vietnam Sunshine.”
  • The band Duchess, composed of Lacey Guthrie, Tory Fisher, and Katie Peabody, sings on the album’s opening and closing tracks, offering a unique perspective on the theme of fear.
  • Other musicians involved include woodwind player Jacob Duncan, multi-instrumentalist Thomas Deakin, and several others including Ryder McNair and Chris Bush.

Tracklisting for We Are Together Again

The album consists of the following tracks:

Track Number Title
01 Why Is the Lion?
02 They Keep Trying to Find You
03 Strange Trouble
04 Life Is Scary Horses
05 (Everybody’s Got a) Friend Named Joe
06 Vietnam Sunshine
07 Hey Little
08 Davey Dead
09 The Children Are Sick
10 Bride of the Lion

Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s latest offering is shaping up to be an important addition to his discography. Fans can look forward to its release this March, highlighting the rich musical heritage of Louisville.

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