BONUS TRACKS: New Albums Coming from Jason Isbell, Sierra Hull, and Lucy Dacus

This week was rich in new music releases, including from three big names in roots music  — country singer-songwriter and rocker Jason Isbell, bluegrass singer-songwriter, mandolinist, and guitarist Sierra Hull, and folk and rock star Lucy Dacus.

Isbell’s first completely solo acoustic album, Foxes in the Snow, is due out March 7 on his own Southeastern Records. Check out the lead single, “Bury Me” below.

Hull’s A Tip Toe High Wire, also due out March 7, will be her first independent release. She self-produced with longtime friend and engineer Shani Gandhi. The first single, “Boom,” is available to stream now.

And Dacus, who got her start as an indie artist, will release her major label debut, Forever is a Feeling, on March 28 via Geffen Records. Her new single, “Ankles,” is below.

Finally, more and more resources are cropping up daily to help those affected by the fires in Greater Los Angeles. This week, physical music market and database Discogs announced that all its sales revenue from today, Friday, January 17, will be donated directly to MusiCares, which will provide “critical assistance for music people in times of need.”

WHAT WE’RE LISTENING TO

Here’s a sampling of the songs, albums, bands, and sounds No Depression staffers have been into this week:

Olivia Wolf – “Cosmic Appalachian Radio” (from her debut LP Silver Rounds out Jan. 17)
Arny Margret – “Day Old Thoughts” (from her forthcoming LP I Miss You, I Do out March 7)
David Ramirez – “I Got People” (from his forthcoming LP All The Not So Gentle Reminders out March 21)
Hailey Whitters – “Casseroles”
Mason Via – “There Goes Another One”
Melissa Carper and Theo Lawrence – “Thank You, But No Thank You”