Atlanta's cosmic-country and Americana veteran, Lars Nagel, is back with an evocative new single, "Fools Way Home", premiering exclusively on Grateful Web. Known for his rich musical journey as a solo artist and with bands like The El Caminos and The Ditchdiggers, Nagel has shared stages with legends such as Dr. John and Emmylou Harris. This new track heralds his highly anticipated album, "Tomorrow Never Knows", set to release on December 8.

Listen to "Fools Way Home" here

"Fools Way Home" delves into the harrowing theme of addiction, a personal and heartfelt narrative by Nagel. The song features harmonious vocals from Sam Rountree and a lyrical nod to Tom T. Hall, encapsulating an old country vibe reminiscent of early ’70s classics. In Nagel's words, the song is about "a cat who ends up realizing the juice is no longer worth the squeeze." It's a poignant reminder of the perils of letting transient pleasures lead one astray.

Nagel's upcoming album, "Tomorrow Never Knows", is an amalgamation of styles ranging from '90s alt-country to contemporary Americana, and from '60s cosmic country to vintage folk and roots rock. The album not only addresses contemporary issues like gun violence and the opioid epidemic but also offers a deeply personal and philosophical take on life's myriad challenges and joys.

Recorded in Atlanta at the studio of Daniel Groover, a respected figure in the hip-hop and R&B scene, the album promises a rich auditory experience. With contributions from various artists including Diane Coll and Steve McPeeks, "Tomorrow Never Knows" stands as a testament to Nagel's versatile and enduring talent.

Reflecting on his journey, Nagel shares a touching anecdote about his late father, inspiring tracks like "Old Photographs". The album also features songs born from personal life experiences and introspections, like "Now That You’ve Left Me", written during his father's final days.

Lars Nagel's story is one of duality – a successful musician who has graced magazine covers and a dedicated tennis pro. His life in music and sports has kept him grounded, enabling him to pursue his passion on his own terms. "Tomorrow Never Knows" is not just an album; it's a narrative of life's unpredictable nature and the beauty of pursuing one's passion relentlessly.

Stay tuned for the December 8 release of "Tomorrow Never Knows", and experience the depth and soul of Lars Nagel's music.