Miranda Lambert - Crisco

Miranda Lambert hits the dancefloor on Crisco, a 2026 album that slicks her country songwriting with a generous coat of disco shine.

Co-produced by Lambert and Jesse Frasure, the record finds one of country's sharpest voices chasing pure joy. After two decades of fiery breakup songs, small-town portraits and Pistol Annies harmonies, she leans into boogie-forward grooves and sweeping strings, without losing an ounce of the wit and grit that made her a star.

The title track "Crisco" sets the playful tone, and "Cowgirl Curtsy" kicks up its heels with a wink. "Till the Going's Gone" leans into the album's string-swept romance, while "Sunset Marquis" closes the set with a touch of late-night glamour, ending the party on a dreamy high.

It's a glittering left turn, but the songwriting is pure Lambert: clever, a little bit rowdy and quietly vulnerable when it counts. Twangy hooks and mirror-ball strings make surprisingly good dance partners here, and she sounds like she's having the time of her life bringing them together.

For fans who have followed her from Texas honky-tonks to arena stages, Crisco is proof she's still finding new ways to surprise, and it sounds best spinning loud with the rug rolled back and the boots on.