Today, noted bluegrass group Town Mountain unveils “Down Low” featuring Tyler Childers, the third single from their forthcoming record. Late last year, banjo player Jesse Langlais and Childers teamed up to write what would become the closing cut for their forthcoming record, New Freedom Blues . "To me 'Down Low' has a Waylon vibe, which is a damn good vibe to have," Langlais says. "My favorite line in the song, which was a Tyler line, is, 'I've been getting into meanness on the dark end of the street.' Ahh, that's downright lonesome." The track is available today on Amazon, Apple Music, and Spotify.

Set for release on October 26, 2018 , New Freedom Blues and Town Mountain’s upbeat, live performances have been praised by outlets like the Bluegrass Situation, SiriusXM, No Depression, American Songwriter, and Rolling Stone, who recently named the group an Artist You Need to Know . Town Mountain will appear at IBMA and continue on a Southeast tour throughout November, proceeding a December tour with Tyler Childers (full dates below).

New Freedom Blues was recorded at Asheville's iconic Echo Mountain Studios with producer Caleb Klauder; the 11 tracks that comprise the album span the sum total of the band's eclectic influences, from traditional bluegrass to roots pop to hardscrabble honky tonk. The album also marks the first time the band brought a drummer – Sturgill Simpson collaborator Miles Miller – into the studio.

Town Mountain is Langlais, Barker, vocalist/guitarist Robert Greer, fiddle player Bobby Britt, and bassist Zach Smith. Since releasing their debut album Original Bluegrass and Roots Country in 2007, Town Mountain have made a name for themselves in bluegrass and roots circuits and have amassed a sizable catalog of original songs. They've toured with a who's who of like-minded artists, including Ralph Stanley and His Clinch Mountain Boys, the Del McCoury Band, Greensky Bluegrass, Yonder Mountain String Band, and many others. Southern Crescent debuted at number four on Billboard's Bluegrass Chart, and held strong in the Americana Music Association's Radio Chart Top Forty for 10 weeks. In 2016, Town Mountain made their Grand Ole Opry debut, performing both at the Opry House and at the famed Ryman Auditorium.

GRAMMY winner, producer, and musician Buddy Miller said, “Town Mountain aren’t out to reinvent the wheel, they’re like a new set of the finest tires that gives you a new ride. There's no fat, no gratuitous notes, no extra stuff, just amazing songs, singing and playing from one of the best bands out there… or maybe they are the new wheel.”

Tour Dates:

Sept 28 – Raleigh, NC – IBMA

Oct 4 – Boone, NC – Boone Saloon

Oct 5 – Charlotte, NC – Visulite Theatre

Oct 6 – Asheville, NC – The Orange Peel

Oct 12 – Washington, D.C. – Pearl Street Warehouse

Oct 13 – Charlottesville, VA – The Prism Coffeehouse

Oct 17 – Nashville, TN – Station Inn

Oct 18 – Nashville, TN – Station Inn

Oct 19 – Lexington, KY – The Burl

Oct 20 – Owensboro, KY – Bluegrass Museum and Hall of Fame

Oct 24 – Knoxville, TN – Boyd's Jig and Reel Pub

Oct 25 – Atlanta, GA – Smith's Olde Bar

Oct 26 – Charleston, SC – Charleston Music Hall

Oct 27 – Raleigh, NC – The Pour House Music Hall

Oct 28 – Harrisonburg, VA – Spirit of the Valley Festival

Nov 1 – Louisville, KY – Zanzabar

Nov 2 – Indianapolis, IN – Duke's Indy

Nov 3 – Peninsula, OH – G.A.R. Hall

Nov 4 – Newport, KY – Southgate House Revival

Nov 9 – Roanoke, VA – Soaring Ridge Craft Brewers

Nov 10 – Leesburg, VA – Tally Ho Theater

Nov 30 – Greer, SC – The Spinning Jenny *

Dec 1 – Winston Salem, NC – The Ramkat *

Dec 11 – Tulsa, OK – Cain's Ballroom *

Dec 12 – New Braunfels, TX – Gruene Hall *

Dec 13 – New Braunfels, TX – Gruene Hall *

Dec 15 – Oklahoma City, OK – Tower Theatre *

Dec 16 – Dallas, TX – The Rustic *

* with Tyler Childers