Kelsey Waldon, a Nashville singer-songwriter who hails from the real-live hamlet of Monkey’s Eyebrow, Kentucky, will release her sophomore album later this summer, it was announced today.
The record, I’ve Got A Way, drops August 12 and draws on Waldon’s deep love of classic country and bluegrass. The album features original cuts like “All By Myself,” “Don’t Hurt the Ones (Who’ve Loved You the Most),” and “Life Moves Slow,” in addition to the Bill Monroe nugget “Traveling Down This Lonesome Road.”
Below you can watch Waldon’s video for “All By Myself,” the album’s first single.
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