Lambert shares Crisco era tracks with strings
The new album streams today, while a film with interviews arrives next week on Prime Video.
By Nadia Rahman ·
Miranda Lambert released her Songline album on Amazon Music on Thursday, Nov. 6. The collection marks the latest installment in her partnership with the streaming platform.
The album compiles performances from the Songline Live special. That concert was recorded on Oct. 1 at The Truth in Nashville and premiered on Oct. 7. A 12-piece string section accompanied Lambert during the recording.
Lambert performed tracks from her latest album, Crisco, alongside reimagined versions of older hits. Her set list included “Kerosene,” “Only Prettier,” “Fastest Girl in Town,” and “White Liar.” She also sang “Bluebird,” “Vice,” “The House That Built Me,” and “Tin Man.” Newer songs from Crisco, such as “Snakeskin Boots” and “Sunset Marquis,” were also featured.
Chris Stapleton joined Lambert for a performance of “A Song to Sing.” The full live special is available on Amazon Music, Prime Video, and Twitch.
A film version of Songline will stream on Prime Video starting Nov. 13. This release expands on the concert footage by adding exclusive interviews. In these conversations, Lambert discusses the stories and creative processes behind her music.
The Songline series focuses on songwriting. It pairs intimate musical performances with discussions about the songs' origins.
