Marty Bush - The Low Lonesome Sound (2026) [Hi-Res]

The Low Lonesome Sound is the fourth solo release by Kansas City singer-songwriter Marty Bush, issued on April 3, 2026 via Edgewater Music Group. The album marks the culmination of a creative arc that began with his 2022 debut The Long Way Home and deepened through Cowboy Chords (2023): where those records established Bush as a committed heir to troubadour country, this one turns inward, its very title signalling a darker, more desolate emotional register.
Firmly rooted in the classic country of the 1960s and '70s, Bush crafts songs of love and loss that pair intricate guitar work with timeless lyricism and a powerful baritone voice. His songs carry the weight of Townes Van Zandt, Blaze Foley, and Kris Kristofferson, yet he has shaped their emotional honesty into something unmistakably his own.
The album's nine songs — from "Don't Make a Sound" and "Bury the Bottle With Me" through the title track and closing "Beneath Still Waters" — form a tightly woven cycle of whiskey-soaked resignation, loneliness, and leave-taking, delivered without ornament or pretense. Alongside Bush's voice, the pedal steel of Devon Teran (Timbers) provides its customary spectral counterpoint, lifting the material into the elevated realm of honky-tonk elegy.

Tracklist:
1-1 Marty Bush - Don't Make a Sound [3:41]
1-2 Marty Bush - Bury the Bottle With Me [3:02]
1-3 Marty Bush - The Drunk's Goodbye [3:37]
1-4 Marty Bush - I Might Be Crazy [4:31]
1-5 Marty Bush - I'll Be Gone [3:00]
1-6 Marty Bush - The Low Lonesome Sound [3:23]
1-7 Marty Bush - Four Roses [3:55]
1-8 Marty Bush - The River [3:01]
1-9 Marty Bush - Beneath Still Waters [3:22]