Singer-songwriter Jonathan Wilson will release a new album entitled Dixie Blur via Bella Union on March 6. Wilson previewed the follow-up to 2018’s Rare Birds by sharing the single “Korean Tea,” which follows the release of Dixe Blur tracks “’69 Corvette” and “So Alive.”
Jonathan Wilson moved from Los Angeles to Nashville before recording the 14-track effort. Dixie Blur was recorded at the Sound Emporium Studio and finds the North Carolina native backed by fiddler Mark O’Connor, keyboardist Drew Erickson, bassist Dennis Crouch, guitarist Kenny Vaughan, pedal steel wiz Russ Pahl and multi-instrumentalist Jim Hoke. Wilson co-produced the album with Wilco‘s Pat Sansone.
