The album includes notable co-writes including John Oates on the title track, the late Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter on, “As A Sign,” Songs From The Road Band bassist Charles R. Recorded at Echo Mountain Recording in Asheville, NC, in conjunction with Come Hear NC, the 13-track album features instrumental accompaniment from various members of NC-based acts, including Balsam Range, Cane Mill Road, Hank Pattie & the Current, John Stickley, Songs From The Road Band, Steep Canyon Rangers, and Town Mountain as well as Matt Pruett (banjo) Pattie Hopkins Kinlaw (fiddle) Aaron Ramsey (mandolin) Nick Dauphinais and Presley Barker on guitars.
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I'm especially proficient in Pro Tools and Maschine software. Technical strengths: Mixing and beat production are my specialties. The music got into my bones, and I just had to get a banjo.”įollowing 2019’s From Another World, the album is a return to his geographical and musical roots and pays homage to his native North Carolina harkening back to the earliest music he learned to play. It's the furthest northeast county in North Carolina. The first bluegrass festival I ever went to was Union Grove when I was 14, and it blew my mind. Hearing bluegrass in different areas and settings in North Carolina, the music is just there in the air. There’s just something in the atmosphere there. “Since it’s where I’m originally from and where I started playing bluegrass, it seemed right to go back to my roots in bluegrass there and collaborate with musicians in that area. “North Carolina has such a long and important heritage in bluegrass music,” Lauderdale says. Jim Lauderdale, the prolific, two-time GRAMMY® Award-winning American music icon, shares the video for “Cackalacky,” from his new bluegrass album, When Carolina Comes Homes Again, out March 27 on Yep Roc Records.Ī raucous fiddle tune that declares North Carolina “always means home sweet home,” “Cackalacky,” is the latest track unveiled from Lauderdale’s 33rd album, which now available for pre-order:
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