The Womack Sisters will launch their eponymous debut album later this summer time
When a bunch calling themselves the Womack Sisters announce a throwback soul album, the very first thing they should take care of is their legacy. Zeimani, Kucha, and BG Womack are the daughters of Linda and Cecil Womack, who made R&B information within the Eighties. Their grandfather (Linda’s dad) is Sam Cooke. And their uncle is Cecil’s older brother, R&B legend Bobby Womack.
In August, the trio will launch The Womack Sisters, their self-titled debut, on Daptone Information. Followers of the label will acknowledge the textured harmonies and classic preparations that run by “If I Let You,” the group’s newest single, out at this time (July 8). Starting with a driving organ, the bouncy soul-pop tune is a meditation on speeding into love.
“This track jogs my memory of a time after I rushed into love due to attraction: not asking sufficient questions, not staying true to myself, promoting myself brief,” Kucha Womack mentioned in a press release. “For us, it’s a reminder to take your time to search out love, and to search out out who you’re actually coping with.”
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Primarily based in Los Angeles, the Womack Sisters have been looking for their breakthrough second over the previous a number of years. Previous to their debut album, they launched an EP, Legacy, in 2022. In comparison with the early previews of their forthcoming Daptone file, Legacy was a way more up to date tackle R&B, even when it additionally included a rendition of Cooke’s immortal “A Change is Gonna Come.”
However on the heels of their retro-tinged debut LP, the group is gearing up for an enormous summer time and fall. In the event you want any trace of the place their newest sound is taking them, the night time the album is launched — Aug. 14 — they are going to be performing on the Hollywood Bowl opening for none aside from Al Inexperienced.
