Jason Isbell's tenth studio album, Foxes In The Snow, marks his first entirely solo acoustic project since 2015, recorded with no overdubs at Electric Lady Studios.

Cultural impact

• Foxes In The Snow has been recognized as a defining moment in Isbell's career, highlighting his transition to a more intimate, solo acoustic sound.

• The album's deeply personal songwriting, inspired by major life changes and Isbell's time living part-time in New York, has sparked conversations about vulnerability and authenticity in modern folk music.

Critical response

• Rolling Stone noted that "a few lyrics on the album are so unguarded, so vulnerable, and so candid that they reinforce Isbell’s songwriting bravery." Read full review

• Paste Magazine described the album as "roots music at its purest: nothing but the sound of his voice, memories, melodies and guitar, all captured over the course of a five-day wake at Electric Lady Studios in New York." Read full review

• Slant Magazine characterized the album as "Earnest and quietly distraught," calling it the musician’s "most starkly realized effort." Read full review