FROM A DAN BROWN INTERVIEW IN 2013~~Q: There was a noticeable change in moods between End of the Innocence and Inside Job. You went from a bleak view of America to “I hate to tell you this, but I’m very, very happy.” Will listeners notice as dramatic a change in your outlook between Inside Job and the upcoming solo album? HENLEY~The new solo album, which will be released in September, is called Cass County. That’s the name of the rural county I come from in northeast Texas. The album was recorded mostly in Nashville, with some additional recording done in Texas and California. The material on it is a reflection of a part of my musical foundation — songs I heard on the radio and on my parents’ record player in the ’50s and ’60s. It’s not exactly a “retro” album, but neither does it reflect much of what’s going on in “modern” music. It’s primarily a record for grown-ups — people who’ve done some living. It explores the landscape of memory and experience. There are a few cover songs on the album, but most of the content is new, original material.
Posted on: Sun, 25 Jan 2015 00:18:11 +0000
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