The Mavericks: In Time auf 2 LPs

Grammy-winning group, THE MAVERICKS, have revealed the official tracklist and cover art for their album on The Valory Music Co.

Coincidentally, the project, entitled IN TIME, will be released in conjunction with the band’s 20th anniversary of their first major label album release. The Mavericks' distinct sound, which has taken Country to places the genre has never been, is again evident throughout the new 10-track album, produced by lead singer Raul Malo and Niko Bolas. “The idea that we came together and made this record is a testament to faith, fate, and chance. All three were essential in the making of IN TIME. In turn, this is the record we are most proud of," said Malo. The Mavericks’ garage band ferocity and polyrhythmic beats are featured on the project, which includes the group's current single, "Born To Be Blue."

Cuban-American frontman Raul Malo purposefully fuses together the record’s vibe with his unique vocal swagger and myriad of influences he drew upon while penning each track.

The self-proclaimed “most interesting band in the world” initially formed in 1989 and have since placed more than a dozen songs on the Billboard country charts, including the smash hits “All You Ever Do Is Bring Me Down,” “Here Comes The Rain” and “Dance The Night Away.” Their eccentricity and talents garnered a wide array of industry honors, such as a GRAMMY for Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal as well as ACM Awards for Top New Vocal Group and Top Vocal Group. In 2003, the band members went in different directions to pursue other musical interests but recently reunited for a new exciting journey.

(themavericksband. com)

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,,... wenn diese Band mit ,,Lies", ,,All Over Again" oder ,,Ven Hacia Mi" richtig loslegt und mit Maximum-Twang, Akkordeon-Punch und Mariachi-Gebläse die Little-Havanna-Keule schwingt, dann klingt das so, als stünden die Mavericks immer noch (oder wieder) in dieser Garage in Miami, Florida, aus der sie 1989 ans Licht traten, um unfreiwillig hip zu werden." (Rolling Stone, Februar 2013)

,,... der in den 60's beheimatete Retro-Sound der US-Amerikaner macht von der ersten bis zur letzten Note Spaß." (Stereo, März 2013)