Keri Noble Releases Her First Full-Length Album In 14 Years

On July 18th, Keri Noble will release her first full length album in fourteen years. And it’s really personal.

In the spring of ’24, Noble went in to the studio to record what she thought would be her next release-an EP of songs written over the last few years. It was going to be a collection of snapshots from a life that she was no longer living.

Following the heartbreaking end of a marriage, the uncertainty of what the future would hold, and the resurfacing as a more vibrant, inspired self, Keri no longer felt those recorded songs fit what was authentic for her today.

After a summer of challenging herself to write every day, she emerged with a collection of songs that were focused, succinct, and intimately personal.

“This is the first time I’ve released an album that is this completely unfiltered. The listener is truly getting a front row seat to the disillusionment, rebuilding, healing, rediscovering and thriving journey I’ve been on for the last two years.”

Musically laying herself bare was just the beginning.

The next step in this new era of creation was to record the new music in front of a live audience in a studio with a full band.

But this is not a “live album”.

You won’t hear applause or chatter between songs.

Noble tapped Matt Patrick, owner of The Library Recording Studio, to co-produce and help bring this vision to life. The band consisted of Zach Miller-drums, Dan Lawonn-guitar/cello and Ian Allison-bass.

With only two rehearsals under their belt, they took on a challenging endeavor: playing 10 new tracks in one room, while Keri was in another, in front of a live audience. The energy was electric, and the pressure was high.

Everyone showed up and did their part to make what is, without question, the best Keri Noble album of her career.