Album Info
| Artist: | Brittany Howard |
| Album: | What Now |
| Released: | USA & Canada, 9 Feb 2024 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Earth Sign | |
| Drums - Nate Smith | ||
| Keyboards - Paul Horton | ||
| Vocals, Keyboards, Synth - Brittany Howard | ||
| A2 | I Don't | |
| Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
| Drums - Nate Smith | ||
| Keyboards - Lloyd Buchanan, Paul Horton | ||
| Vocals, Guitar - Brittany Howard | ||
| A3 | What Now | |
| Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
| Drums - Nate Smith | ||
| Keyboards - Lloyd Buchanan, Paul Horton | ||
| Vocals, Guitar - Brittany Howard | ||
| Written-By [Co-written With] - Taylor Ann Avis Bogner | ||
| A4 | Red Flags | |
| Drums - Nate Smith | ||
| Guitar - Brad Allen Williams | ||
| Vocals, Keyboards - Brittany Howard | ||
| A5 | To Be Still | |
| Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
| Guitar - Brad Allen Williams | ||
| Vocals, Drums, Guitar - Brittany Howard | ||
| Written-By [Co-written With] - Brad Allen Williams | ||
| B6 | Interlude | |
| Written-By ["A Brave And Startling truth" Excerpt Written By] - Dr. Maya Angelou | ||
| B7 | Another Day | |
| Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
| Drums - Nate Smith | ||
| Keyboards - Lloyd Buchanan, Paul Horton | ||
| Vocals, Keyboards, Synth - Brittany Howard | ||
| B8 | Prove It To You | |
| Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
| Drums - Nate Smith | ||
| Guitar - Brad Allen Williams | ||
| Keyboards - Lloyd Buchanan, Paul Horton | ||
| Vocals, Keyboards - Brittany Howard | ||
| B9 | Samson | |
| Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
| Drums - Nate Smith | ||
| Keyboards - Lloyd Buchanan, Paul Horton | ||
| Performer [Cristal Baschet] - Thomas Bloch | ||
| trumpet - Rod McGaha | ||
| Vocals - Brittany Howard | ||
| B10 | Patience | |
| Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
| Drums - Nate Smith | ||
| Keyboards - Lloyd Buchanan, Paul Horton | ||
| Vocals, Bass, Guitar - Brittany Howard | ||
| B11 | Power To Undo | |
| Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
| Drums - Nate Smith | ||
| Keyboards - Lloyd Buchanan | ||
| Vocals, Bass, Guitar - Brittany Howard | ||
| B12 | Every Color In Blue | |
| Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
| Keyboards - Paul Horton | ||
| trumpet - Rod McGaha | ||
| Vocals, Guitar, Synth - Brittany Howard |
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Description
LP - Limited Edition Translucent Lemonade Colour Vinyl.
What Now, the second solo album from Brittany Howard from Alabama Shakes. “With the world we’re living in now, it feels like we’re all just trying to hang onto our souls. Everything seems to be getting more extreme and everyone keeps wondering, ‘WHAT NOW? What’s next?’ By the same coin, the only constant on this record is that you never know what’s going to happen next: every song is its own aquarium, its own little miniature world built around whatever I was feeling and thinking at the time.”
