Bruce Springsteen is streaming a lyric video for “There Goes My Miracle”, as the latest preview to his forthcoming album, “Western Stars.”
The follow-up to the lead single, “Hello Sunshine”, shares the project’s sonic themes of “sweeping, cinematic orchestral arrangements."
“I wrote most of it before [2012’s] ‘Wrecking Ball,’ and I stopped making that record to make “Wrecking Ball,” and then I went back to it,” Springsteen told Variety in 2017, describing it as being influenced by “Glen Campbell, Jimmy Webb, Burt Bacharach, those kinds of records. I don’t know if people will hear those influences, but that was what I had in my mind. It gave me something to hook an album around; it gave me some inspiration to write.
“It’s connected to my solo records writing-wise, more ‘Tunnel Of Love’ and ‘Devils And Dust,’ but it’s not like them at all. Just different characters living their lives.”
Due June 14, “Western Stars” was produced by multi-instrumentalist Ron Aniello and recorded primarily at Springsteen’s home studio in New Jersey; the set features appearances by Patti Scialfa, David Sancious, Charlie Giordano, and Soozie Tyrell, among many others.
Bruce Springsteen
“Western Stars”
Release date: June 14
01. Hitch Hikin’
02. The Wayfarer
03. Tucson Train
04. Western Stars
05. Sleepy Joe’s Café
06. Drive Fast (The Stuntman)
07. Chasin’ Wild Horses
08. Sundown
09. Somewhere North of Nashville
10. Stones
11. There Goes My Miracle
12. Hello Sunshine
13. Moonlight Motel
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