January 27 Album Releases: New Music From Jamie Cullum, Papa Roach & Funeral For A Friend Hitting Store Shelves [VIDEO]
The way we listen to music may constantly be changing, but fans of all genres can still count on their favorite artists to constantly produce new songs-and some will be able to enjoy the latest from their artist of choice with new releases scheduled for Jan. 27.
Three new album releases are scheduled throughout the US that day, with new music from Jamie Cullum, Papa Roach and Funeral For a Friend all scheduled to drop.
Cullum, an English jazz-pop singer-songwriter, will be releasing his sixth studio album, Interlude, an all-jazz record which will feature 12 tracks titled: Interlude, Don't You Know, The Seer's Tower, Walkin', Good Morning Heartache (feat. Laura Mvula), Sack O' Woe, Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood (feat. Gregory Porter), My One and Only Love, Lovesick Blues, Losing You, Out of This World, and Make Someone Happy.
Cullum's album has already received some positive buzz overseas, where it has been available since 2014, with The Telegraph listing it among the Best Jazz Albums of 2014.
Papa Roach, an American rock band, is releasing their eighth studio album, F.E.A.R., which will include 10 tracks: Face Everything and Rise, Skeletons, Broken As Me, Falling Apart, Love Me Til It Hurts, Never Have To Say Goodbye, Gravity, War Over Me, Devil and Warriors.
The group, which received two Grammy nominations back in 2001, is letting their fans know that this will be one of their best albums yet as well.
"It's fiery. It's like I'm holding a light orb in my hand and when I put it to the sky, I take off like a superhero it that makes any sense. It's for real," front man Jacoby Shaddix previously said.
Funeral For A Friend, a Welsh post-hardcore band, is releasing their seventh studio album, Chapter and Verse, featuring 11 tracks: Stand By Me For The Millionth Time, You've Got a Bad Case of the Religions, Pencil Pusher, You Should Be Ashamed Of Yourself, 1%, After All These Years...Like A Lightbulb Going Off In Your Head, Modern Excuse Of A Man, Inequality, Brother, Donny and The Jade Tree Years Were My Best.
