Artist's albums
Holiday Sampler
2001 · EP
Broke Down
2000 · album
No Angel Knows
1997 · album
Together Through the Dark
2023 · album
Second Hand
2023 · single
Next Heartbreak
2023 · single
Through the Dark
2022 · single
Another Man's Wealth
2022 · single
Wranglin' Ron
2022 · single
Uncle Ted
2022 · single
Bring It On (Live at Texas Music Café)
2021 · single
Ghost on the Car Radio
2017 · album
Drunken Barber's Hand
2017 · single
Still Fighting The War
2013 · single
Still Fighting the War
2013 · album
Sorrow & Smoke
2011 · album
Everything You Love Will Be Taken Away
2009 · album
Unsung
2006 · album
Wishbones
2004 · album
Live At Blue Highways
2002 · EP
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Biography
Americana/folk stalwart Slaid Cleaves has been putting out highly acclaimed records for 25 years now, consistently delivering songs that strike people's hearts and become part of their lives. His new album, Together Through the Dark (March 2023), is no different. Cleaves teamed up with producer Scrappy Jud Newcomb for the third time in early 2022 to record a new batch of songs, his first in five years. Familiar themes of struggle and resilience will be a surprise to no one. Together Through the Dark digs into the crucial moments and experiences that shape our journeys. A kind word when it's needed most, the effort to act honorably in dark and violent times, the wisdom of a barfly, the majesty of rock and roll, the dignity of work and the enduring grace provided by true love. As Scrappy puts it, "This album speaks to the hopeful, the hard working, the battered, confused, and the sad. But above all to the believers in the city of freedom that we heard in the stories of our youth and all those FM radio hits." Joseph Hudak of Rolling Stone Country calls Cleaves “a master storyteller, one influenced not by the shine of pop-culture but by the dirt of real life.” You can find out more about Slaid Cleaves at slaid.com.