Top tracks — play these first
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Sure Feels Good Anyway — This track stands out with its infectious rhythm and optimistic lyrics that embrace life's unpredictability, capturing the album's overall spirit of resilience.
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Jesus Was a Walking Man — This song combines poignant storytelling with a catchy hook, reflecting Ray's deft ability to weave personal narratives into broader social commentary.
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Didn’t Know a Damn Thing / Old Lady Dreaming — The extended format allows for deep exploration of introspective themes, showcasing Ray's lyrical evolution and artistic maturity over a captivating musical journey.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- dynamic journey with emotional peaks
- personal narratives create connection
- engaging storytelling through varied pacing
- for reflective afternoon drives
- moments of warmth and nostalgia
Maybe skip if you
- prefer instant gratification tracks
- seek high-energy party anthems
Where this album fits
- Career context
- Released in 2018, Holler marks Amy Ray's fifth solo album, following her 2014 release, The Tender Hour. At this point in her career, Ray had established herself as a vital voice in the Americana and folk rock scenes, continuing to explore personal themes while expanding her musical palette.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Emily Saliers· Brandi Carlile· Neko Case
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Gracie’s Dawn (Prelude) 0:41
- 2 Sure Feels Good Anyway 4:30
- 3 Dadgum Down 4:27
- 4 Last Taxi Fare 4:32
- 5 Old Lady Interlude 1:08
- 6 Sparrow’s Boogie 4:04
- 7 Oh City Man 4:19
- 8 Fine With the Dark 3:17
- 9 Tonight I’m Paying the Rent 4:17
- 10 Holler 3:40
- 11 Jesus Was a Walking Man 3:34
- 12 Sparrow’s Lullaby 0:54
- 13 Bondsman (Evening in Missouri) 4:51
- 14 Didn’t Know a Damn Thing / Old Lady Dreaming 8:38
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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