“It all adds up to LeBlanc’s own quietly bracing version of honesty.” – NPR Music

‘Renegade’, the new album from acclaimed musician Dylan LeBlanc, is released on ATO Records. Produced by Grammy Award-winning Dave Cobb, the album features ten new songs. Recorded at Cobb’s RCA Studio A in Nashville, TN, the album features LeBlanc and his longtime band The Pollies.

Of the album, LeBlanc shares, “I wanted to write the same type of songs that matched the atmosphere the band and I were bringing live. So, I started with ‘Renegade’, which was fitting since I felt myself going in a new, more intense direction with this record. In the studio, I let go almost absolutely and let Dave Cobb do his work. It was a different experience for me – how focused Cobb was and how quickly we would get live takes down. Mostly in one or two takes. Never more than three. It left me spinning at how quickly it all came together. With beautiful gear and a keen ear, it was fun to work with my best friends alongside Cobb. Over the course of ten days ‘Renegade’ was complete and ready for mastering. And I couldn’t be more excited to share it with you.”

Born in Shreveport, LA with time spent in Muscle Shoals, AL, LeBlanc has released three full length albums including his most recent, 2016’s ‘Cautionary Tale’, which featured Brittany Howard (Alabama Shakes) and was produced by John Paul White (The Civil Wars) and Ben Tanner (Alabama Shakes). Of the music, NPR Music praised, “The third album from the Muscle Shoals singer-songwriter unfolds with the wariness of a social and spiritual outsider who broods his way to graceful defiance,” while No Depression declared, “There’s not a single song that deserves to be skipped […] it’s a near flawless record, cohesive and self-assured.”

Since his debut in 2010, LeBlanc has toured extensively worldwide, including shows with Bruce Springsteen, First Aid Kit, Drive-By Truckers, Lucinda Williams, Alabama Shakes, Anderson East, The Wood Brothers and many more.

Available on CD, red coloured vinyl and black vinyl.