Grey DeLisle is an exceptionally talented singer, songwriter, voice actor and stand-up comedian. She's brought us some terrific albums in the last few years, including Driftless Girl, She's An Angel and Borrowed. Her latest project, The Grey Album, is set to be released on April 4. This promises to be yet another superb record from this phenomenal artist. DeLisle's signature sound is firmly entrenched in country, Americana and roots music, but she can also rock out like nobody's business, as shown on the album's first single "Forty-Somethin' Runaway," which features Cherie Currie, and the bluesy "I Can't Be Kind" which aptly illustrates that DeLisle is one tough mama who could give Bonnie Raitt a run for her money.
The album will feature twenty tracks, including "Take Me Dancing Again," "House on Fire," and "Who To Love." DeLisle's remarkable, deeply expressive voice, which is as adept at bringing out the emotion of beautiful ballads like "She's An Angel" as it is at delivering the sassy twang necessary for countrified barn burners like "I'll Go Back To Denver (And You Can Go To Hell)" is sure to deliver another set of top-notch performances on The Grey Album. So while we're waiting for Grey's latest extraordinary record to be released, be sure to check out her previous work at https://www.greydelislegriffin.com/.
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