“Down and Out in Denver” , the second single from THE TOLL, is out today, June 21. It's a plaintive, plain-spoken folksong about bottoming out and breaking down in an old railroad town, bitter cold and inhospitable. "It invokes Saint Jude, the patron saint of lost causes, and acknowledges the comrades who have passed this way before," Annelle

“Down and Out in Denver” , the second single from THE TOLL, is out today, June 21. It's a plaintive, plain-spoken folksong about bottoming out and breaking down in an old railroad town, bitter cold and inhospitable. "It invokes Saint Jude, the patron saint of lost causes, and acknowledges the comrades who have passed this way before," Annelle explains. Despite the subject’s travails, the song’s tone is one of joy and redemption as the inauspicious city disappears in the rear-view mirror. Cooper McBean of The Devil Makes Three plays old-time banjo and Beth Chrisman’s fiddle offers the empathic counterpoint. you can find it on all streaming and download services 💖 the full album comes out August 2 and you can get advance copies of THE TOLL on CD and 180 g vinyl at the album release concert July 27 in Austin, benefitting Communities for Recovery ✨💖✨ see you there! www.tinyurl.com/the-toll