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PRE-ORDER The Mavericks - Moon & Stars [New Vinyl LP] Colored Vinyl, White

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Artist: The Mavericks

Title: Moon & Stars

Format: Vinyl LP

Genre: Country

UPC: 691835879239

Release Date: 2024

Record Label: Mono Mundo Rec.

Album Tracks

1. The Years Will Not Be Kind
2. Live Close By (Visit Often) [With Nicole Atkins]
3. Moon & Stars (With Sierra Ferrell)
4. Look Around You (With Maggie Rose)
5. And We Dance
6. Without a Word
7. Overnight Success
8. Here You Come Again (With Max Abrams)
9. A Guitar and a Bottle of Wine
10. The Name of the Game
11. Turn Yourself Around

Miami-formed and long-time Nashville-based, genre-bending Americana icons The Mavericks return with their highly anticipated 13th studio album 'Moon & Stars.' The record marks their first new music release since 2020's groundbreaking and chart-topping 'En Español' project and their first return to a full English language release since their acclaimed 'Brand New Day' album in 2017. - Already known for their distinctive and eclectic Americana/roots fusion of alternative & outlaw country, rock, blues, R&B and Tejano/Tex-Mex influences, The Mavericks quite appropriately recorded the tracks of 'Moon & Stars' across the country in Blackbird Studio (Nashville, Tennessee), Frogville Studios (Santa Fe, New Mexico), and Dockside Studio (Maurice, Louisiana). The result is a long-awaited album that instantly invokes both a timeless feel of a classic Mavericks release that will fit seamlessly among their most revered career work, while once again challenging genre conventions and pushing the boundaries of their melting pot sound ever forward. - Special featured guests on the album include Sierra Ferrell, Maggie Rose, Nicole Atkins, and the band's own 'Fantastic Five' member Max Abrams. Song co-writers include Bernie Taupin, Sam Hollander, Wally Wilson.