Photo by ABC/Randy Holmes

LISTEN: Nathaniel Rateliff & Gregory Alan Isakov, “Flowers”

Nathaniel Rateliff & Gregory Alan Isakov just released “Flowers.” (listen above) The collaboration is a full circle moment for longtime friends who rose through the Denver-Boulder scene together, the pair initially crafted “Flowers” as a demo around Rateliff’s 2020 solo album And It’s Still Alright. However, the song remained unfinished for five years before the two revisited it recently. We’ve seen both Rateliff and Isakov at Bonnaroo and have been fans ever since.

Rateliff shares, “In the moment, because so much time had passed, it was hard to remember who had written what – our words becoming each other’s. Now, listening back, I remember lines Gregory offered and others I did, but it truly is a work of us together, as one.” Isakov reflects, “My longtime friend Nathaniel Rateliff brought some pieces of a song by the farm a little while back and we finished it and tracked it late that night. We ran around the studio tracking instruments and ideas thinking we might re-track it all later, but just loved how the first take came out. Hope you love it as much as we do.”

Rateliff & Isakov will perform togther again at Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats’ landmark Madison Square Garden show on March 27, part of their milestone first ever arena tour around the critically acclaimed fourth studio album South of Here, out now via Stax.

GET OPRY 1OO YEAR CELEBRATION TICKETS HERE

BEST Nashville Concert & Show Tickets!

Want the Best Price for a Nashville Hotel?
Nashville Special Hotel Rate

Nashville.com
The Visitors Guide to Nashville!

About Jerry Holthouse

Music editor for Nashville.com. Jerry Holthouse is a content writer, songwriter and a graphic designer. He owns and runs Holthouse Creative, a full service creative agency. He is an avid outdoorsman and a lover of everything music. You can contact him at JerryHolthouse@Nashville.com

Check Also

ROMP Bluegrass Festival Announces 2026 Lineup

ROMP Bluegrass Festival is officially returning to Yellow Creek Park in Owensboro, Kentucky, June 24–27, …

Country vs. Cancer Raises Over $350,000 With Star-Studded Pinnacle Show

Nashville showed its heart once again as the American Cancer Society brought together country artists, …