Everlast - Embers To Ashes [2 LP, Indie Clear Smoke Vinyl]

Everlast returns to blues, roots rock, and Americana on Embers To Ashes, his first full-length album in eight years. Produced by Yelawolf, mixed by Chris Lord-Alge, and recorded in Nashville with songwriter David Ray among the contributors, the 17-track set centers on hard-earned perspective, personal accountability, success, loss, and recovery. His eighth album extends the singer-rapper's long-running connection between Americana, blues, and rock.

"My Hollywood" looks back at the lure and fallout of entertainment success with a lighter, autobiographical angle, while "Stones" turns toward culpability, regret, addiction, and forgiveness. "Losing Man's Game" treats brokenness as a point of acceptance rather than defeat, and "Peace of Mind" brings blues and rock together for a song about redemption, self-awareness, temptation, and personal integrity. "Rubber Bullets" addresses the fallout surrounding George Floyd's murder, while "Young Man" closes with advice from an older perspective. "1987" looks back on Everlast's west-side Valley days before recording with Ice-T, adding another autobiographical chapter. These songs show the album moving between humor, confession, warning, and reflection in distinct ways.

Musically, Embers To Ashes continues Everlast's long-running blend of blues, rock, and rap, led by his earthy baritone and conversational delivery. Yelawolf's production frames that mix in a Nashville-recorded setting, while the album moves between pensive, stripped-back passages and more upbeat material. The result is a roots-based sound that still reflects Everlast's hip-hop background.

• Format: 2LP
• Standout tracks: My Hollywood, Stones, Losing Man's Game, Peace of Mind
• Pressing details: Indie Exclusive, Limited Edition, Clear Smoke Vinyl
• Genre/style: Blues Rock, Roots Rock, Americana, Alternative
• UPC: 732388034383

Embers To Ashes brings Everlast's blues, rock, Americana, and hip-hop roots blended together in a set shaped by reflection, hard-earned perspective, and lived experience. Its 17-song scope gives those ideas room to develop while keeping the album personal.

* The Spotify track list may not exactly represent the tracks and audio of this LP edition.

Track List:

Side A:

1. Losing Man's Game
2. Never Coming Home
3. Mistaken Identity
4. My Hollywood
5. Broken Heart For Hire

Side B:

1. Stones
2. Out Of Your Way
3. Lies
4. Rubber Bullets
5. Every Dog Has Its Day

Side C:

1. Ain't Coming Home Tonight
2. Love Don't Heal
3. Embers To Ashes

Side D:

1. 1987
2. Happy You Can Cry
3. Peace Of Mind
4. Young Man