Sylvia - It's All In The Family (2016)

Country chart-topper Sylvia is gearing up for the release of her new CD It's All in the Family. It will hit music retailers. This recording marks the ACM "Female Vocalist of the Year" winner's first album release in 14 years. The 12-song album was produced by Sylvia and her longtime collaborator John Mock. "I hope this music inspires and encourages people of all ages to continue to create in whatever genre brings them joy," stated Sylvia. "I have found that there is no age limit on creativity. Your best work is ahead of you! I've felt like a kid again making this record, and I can hardly wait to share it with the world!"

It's All in the Family is Sylvia's first album on which she co-wrote the majority of the 12 all-new songs. The highly anticipated release is the singer/songwriter's most personal venture to date, paying homage to her family's musical roots and touching on the choices, challenges and turns in the road that have brought her to where she stands today. The Grammy-nominated singer collaborated with some top songwriters including Thom Schuyler, Craig Bickhardt, Jeff Pennig, Kate Campbell, Bobby Tomberlin, and Mark Narmore. John Mock wrote the music for six cuts on the record as well as string arrangements for half of the album.

Known for her long list of huge hits like "Nobody" and "Tumbleweed," Sylvia has a history of creating long-lasting fan favorites. Future classics from the upcoming album include the title cut, "All in the Family" a story told by a grandmother to her granddaughter over an old family photo album and "Every Time A Train Goes By," a true story from Sylvia's childhood, which is an empowering anthem about facing one's fears, and in doing so, gaining confidence and courage.

TRACKLIST

01. Every Time a Train Goes By
02. Somebody's Daughter
03. Leave the Past in the Past
04. A Right Turn
05. All in the Family
06. Grandpa Kirby Runnin' the Hounds
07. Immigrant Shoes
08. Cumberland Rose
09. Hope's Too Hard
10. I Didn't Know What I Was Missing
11. Here Lately
12. Do Not Cry For Me