David Crosby has unveiled plans to release a new album, Lighthouse, October 21 via GroundUP Music/Verve Label Group. The record is a pared-down set featuring Crosby, Stills & Nash-esque harmonies and simple acoustic instrumentation.
A single from the forthcoming record, “The Things We Do For Love,” was also released today. “To create brand new music that I’m excited about is a pearl beyond price,” says Crosby of the new project.
Check out “Things We Do For Love,” premiered today via the Wall Street Journal, as well as Lighthouse album art below.
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