Amy Martin has announced ‘Bones’, her new album arriving July 17, 2026, produced by Chance McCoy of Old Crow Medicine Show. The title track is out today alongside an official music video. Drawing from southern gothic, indie-folk, and alt-country, the 8-track collection sits firmly in the territory of grief, endurance, and self-reflection, delivered with the Appalachian-rooted directness that defined her 2023 debut ‘Travelin’ On’.
Martin describes the album’s origins with the kind of clarity that runs through her writing. “Bones started as one song, and writing it unearthed a lot of grief I thought I’d already dealt with: unresolved faith, losses, and things I’d buried and called healed,” she says. “I’m not interested in wallowing. I’m interested in reckoning.”
A former vocalist in an alt-bluegrass ensemble in Harrisonburg, Virginia, Martin relocated to Denver in 2021 and crowdfunded ‘Travelin’ On’, which established her as a genuine presence in the Americana community. ‘Bones’ builds on that foundation with sharper lyricism, deeper emotional range, and a sound that balances weight with warmth throughout.
‘Bones’ Track Listing:
“Old Red”
“Bones”
“Give Me Hell”
“Intervention”
“Writer’s Block”
“Oh No No”
“How Do I Move On?”
“Under The Rubble”