Deacon Blue releases 11th studio album with 12 tracks

Deacon Blue has released their 11th studio album, showcasing the band's enduring appeal and creativity. The album features 12 tracks that blend melodic ballads with upbeat pop-funk. Ricky Ross, the band's lead singer, writes with emotional depth, reflecting on themes of nostalgia and personal struggle. One standout track is "Ashore," a ballad about finding one's place in the world. It has a powerful chorus that promises support and connection. Other songs like "People Come First" and "How We Remember It" highlight the band's signature style of combining soulful melodies with insightful lyrics. The album opens with the title track, a tribute to Glasgow's West End, where Ross reminisces about past adventures in the vibrant area. Lorraine McIntosh’s harmonies also add a warm touch to the collection. In other music news, Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes have re-released "Live At The Greek," featuring 16 new tracks from their famous 1999 concert. The live performance includes classic Led Zeppelin songs as well as Crowes favorites. Lastly, Courting's new album, "Lust For Life," mixes indie rock with electronic influences. The band kicks off with a classical violin intro but quickly transitions into energetic, catchy songs that keep their sound fresh and engaging.