Hyllade Courtney Marie Andrews kommer med nytt album den 7 oktober och idag släpps singeln och videon Satellite!

Today, GRAMMY-nominated and critically-acclaimed songwriter, Courtney Marie Andrews is announcing her new album Loose Future out Oct 7 via Fat Possum. To mark the announcement she is sharing the album's first single "Satellite." Something of a departure from the more traditional Americana sound of Andrews’ earlier releases, the track builds from a breezy guitar and vocal arrangement into a dreamy tapestry of synths, layered vocals and reverb-abetted slide guitar.

The song is accompanied by a video that finds Courtney chasing satellites in the woods of the Catskill Mountains on a bicycle hand-made for the intergalactic.

Watch the video for “Satellite” HERE

“I’ve written a lot of love songs, but there’s always a tinge of heartbreak,” explains Andrews. “But “Satellite” is a love song without caveats. I wanted to look forward, and fall in love with the mystery of someone. Let love in, without questioning or instigating how it might hurt me. Sonically, I wanted to go to space. This kind of love isn’t earthbound.”

Andrews initially approached the album by writing a song every day. She felt “the sounds of summer” flowing through her writing, and gradually collected an album’s worth of material imbued with a sense of romance, possibility, and freedom. She enlisted Sam Evian (Big Thief, Cassandra Jenkins, Anna Burch) to co-produce the album with her and recorded the album at Evian’s Flying Cloud Recordings studio in the Catskill Mountains. Album credits include Chris Bear (Grizzly Bear) on drums and Josh Kaufman (Bonnie Light Horseman) on multiple instruments.

Loose Future ultimately represents a high watermark of her unbelievable journey thus far. Committing her life to music from a young age, playing in punk bands in high school before becoming a touring member of Jimmy Eat World at just 18 years old, Courtney went on to release a series of acclaimed albums. She garnered her first GRAMMY® Award nomination in the category of “Best Americana Album” for 2020’s Old Flowers. Meanwhile, the record closed out 2020 on year-end lists from Good Morning America, Magnet, and Uncut. The New York Times raved, “Courtney Marie Andrews’s luminous new album, Old Flowers, anatomizes the aftermath of breaking up: loneliness, bittersweet memories, recriminations, regrets, temptations, lessons of experience.” Highlighting “Burlap String,” Rolling Stone claimed, “Driven by acoustic guitar, the song brings to mind classic Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell, but Andrews’ bell-clear voice and fearless message of introspection are unmistakably her own.” Along the way, she also unveiled her debut poetry collection, Old Monarch.

Courtney Marie Andrews Tour Dates:

June 6 - Milan, IT @ Arci Bellezza

June 7 - Rome, IT @ MONK

June 10 - Copenhagen, DK @ CPH Americana

June 11 - Stockholm, SE @ Sthlm Americana

June 12 - Oslo, NO @ Oslo Americana

June 15 - Utrecht, NL @ EKKO

June 17 - Norwich, UK @ Norwich Arts Centre

June 18 - Kent, UK @ Black Deer Festival

June 19 - Pocklington, UK @ Pocklington Arts Centre

June 20 - Oxford, UK @ SJE Arts

June 21 - Exeter, UK @ Phoenix

June 23 - Dublin, IE @ Liberty Hall Theatre

June 24 - Limerick, IE @ Dolan's

June 25 - Sligo, IE @ The Hawk's Well

June 26 - Galway, IE @ Róisín Dubh

June 27 - Bangor (N-I), UK @ Queen's Parade Church

July 5 - Edinburgh, UK @ The Voodoo Rooms

Aug 26 - Olympia, WA @ South Sound Block Party

Aug 27 - Spokane, WA @ Lucky You Lounge

Aug 28 - Missoula, MT @ Zootown Arts Community Center

Aug 29 - Boise, ID @ Neurolux

Sept 1 - Omaha, NE @ Reverb Lounge

Sept 2 - Davenport, IA @ Raccoon Motel

Sept 3 - Evanston, IL @ Out of Space

Sept 4 - Martinsville, OH @ Nowhere Else Festival

Nov 2 - Indianapolis, IN @ White Rabbit Cabaret

Nov 4 - Ferndale, MI @ The Parliament Room at Otus Supply

Nov 5 - Toronto, ON @ The Garrison

Nov 7 - Burlington, VT @ Higher Ground - Showcase Lounge

Nov 8 - Cambridge, MA @ The Middle East Upstairs

Nov 10 - Washington, DC @ Songbyrd Music House

Nov 12 - Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Made

Nov 13 - Philadelphia, PA @ MilkBoy

Nov 15 - Richmond, VA @ Richmond Music Hall

Nov 16 - Carrboro, NC @ Cat’s Cradle Back Room

Nov 17 - Atlanta, GA @ Smith’s Old Bar

Nov 18 - Nashville, TN @ The Basement East

Dec 2 - St. Louis, MO @ Off Broadway

Dec 3 - Kansas City, MO @ recordBar

Dec 5 - Denver, CO @ Globe Hall

Dec 6 - Salt Lake City, UT @ The State Room

Dec 9 - Vancouver, WA @ Wise Hall

Dec 10 - Portland, OR @ Doug Fir Lounge

Dec 13 - San Francisco, CA @ The Independent

Dec 14 - West Hollywood, CA @ Troubadour

Dec 15 - San Diego, CA @ Casbah