Music Shopping List | HAIM Has ‘Something to Tell You’

HAIM lays claim to the most notable release arriving on Friday, July 7, 2017: ‘Something to Tell You.’ Otherwise, things are quiet to kick off July 2017. 

The third quarter of 2017 starts off modestly.  Honestly, July 7, 2017 is one of the quietest, most uneventful music release dates of the year.  The biggest attraction comes by way of HAIM, who returns with their sophomore album, Something to Tell You.  Otherwise, this appears to be a week to spin the music that’s already in your collection, or explore projects you might’ve missed.

1. HAIM, Something to Tell You

[Columbia]

Alternative trio HAIM returns with its highly-anticipated sophomore album, Something to Tell You.  Something to Tell You arrives four years after the sisters’ debut effort, Days Are Gone, which debuted at no. 6 on the Billboard 200. 11 songs deep, three songs arrived ahead of the album: “Want You Back,” “Little of Your Love,” and “Right Now.”

2. Twista, Crook County

[GMG Entertainment / EMPIRE]

Twista returns with Crook County following a three-year hiatus. Crook County follows The Dark Horse, released in August 2014.  Comprised of 13 tracks, singles “Mortuary” (featuring Vic Spencer), “Baddest” (featuring Cap1), and “Stackin Paper” were released in advance of the album.  In addition to Cap1 and Vic Spencer, featured guests include Bandman Kevo, and Supa Bwe among others.

3. Parker McCollum, Probably Wrong: Session One – EP

[Parker McCollum]

Up-and-coming country singer Parker McCollum returns with a new EP, Probably Wrong: Session One.  Probably Wrong follows McCollum’s debut album, The Limestone Kid, which arrived in February 2015.  Session One is comprised of only four songs, including pre-release single “I Can’t Breathe.”

Other New Releases:  

Broken Social Scene, Hug of Thunder; Michael Giacchino, Spider-Man: Homecoming (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack); STRFKR, Vault Vol. 2; The AAA Girls, Access All Areas; Ash Riser, Ghosts; M.O.D., Busted, Broke & American

Photo Credits: Columbia, GMG Entertainment / EMPIRE, Parker McCollum