Alyssa and Doug Graham have been together for more than three decades, and they’ve been making music together—as kids growing up in Jersey, across the New York City jazz scene, and officially as The Grahams—for nearly as long. The band’s 2013 debut about traveling the Mississippi, Riverman’s Daughter, received global success and spent 11 weeks in the Top 40 at Americana radio. Glory Bound (2015), influenced by train adventure across America, was declared, “easily one of the best Americana albums of the year” [No Depression]. Rattle the Hocks, a film directed by North Mississippi Allstars’ Cody Dickinson, chronicled the journey and became an international film-festival favorite. 2020’s Kids Like Us shifted gears, with 70s-inspired alt pop songs written during a wild motorcycle ride along Route 66. Produced by the late Richard Swift and Dan Molad, the album has moments of fantasy and the supernatural, and lush, ambitious production. A 2021 EP, Sha La La, further showcased their developing sound. With their latest release, The Grahams, the album takes ten songs from their catalog and pours them through a new filter: what they’ve learned, how they’ve changed, and most centrally, how they sound. Set for release September 2023, it was recorded over 10 days at the band's 3Sirens studio in East Nashville. Produced by Dan Molad (Lucius, Coco) featuring Ray Jacildo (The Black Keys) on keys, Jack Lawrence (Jack White) on bass and backing vocals from Lucius.