Dawn Richard Announces New Album Creole Culture, Reveals “enough”: Stream
Inspired by her Black and Native American heritage, Dawn Richard's Creole Culture is a bold new chapter in her ongoing artistic vision for New Orleans. Dawn Richard Announces New Album Creole Culture, Reveals “enough”: Stream Kiana Fitzgerald
Dawn Richard has unveiled her new album Creole Culture, set for release on October 9th through Merge Records. The New Orleans artist, who identifies as Black and Native American, shares this love letter to her hometown to celebrate its cultural richness and her personal growth alongside it.
Creole Culture is her third album since 2019's New Breed and 2021's Second Line, showcasing her evolution of connection to New Orleans. Richard describes it as a progressive, global, pop-infused album that doesn't shy away from its historical roots while looking towards the future.
The lead single, "enough," highlights her appreciation for the city and her own self-worth in relationships. The track features a sample from Sister Nancy's classic "Bam Bam" and showcases Richard's heartfelt gratitude to her partner.
The album's tracklist includes collaborations with Big Freedia, Anjelika 'Jelly' Joseph, Frank Richard, Tarriona 'Tank' Ball, Durand Bernarr, and Tank and The Bangas. The group will perform at several cities in the late summer and fall, starting with a Chicago show on August 8th at Northalsted Market Days.
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