John Moreland

'Visitor', a folk-rock record that is intimate, immediate, deeply thoughtful, and catchy as hell.

Moreland recorded the album at his home in Bixby, Oklahoma, in only ten days, playing nearly every instrument himself (his wife Pearl Rachinsky sang on one song, and his longtime collaborator John Calvin Abney contributed a guitar solo), as well as engineering and mixing the album. “Simplicity and immediacy felt very important to the process,” he says. This is a return to the approach Moreland took on his breakthrough albums, 2013’s 'In The Throes' and 2015’s 'High On Tulsa Heat' - both of which were largely self-recorded at home with a small cadre of additional musicians.