Miranda Lambert is embracing a new kind of Americana, one draped in neon, nostalgia, and effortless West Coast glamour. With the release of "Sunset Marquis," the country icon offers another captivating glimpse into her forthcoming album Crisco, due October 2, trading dusty backroads for the legendary allure of Hollywood's famed Sunset Marquis Hotel. Floating on a breezy '70s-inspired groove, the track feels like a golden-hour postcard from Los Angeles, where music, memory, and mythology blur together.
Co-written by Lambert alongside Jesse Frasure, David Garcia, Waylon Payne, and Ashley Monroe, "Sunset Marquis" celebrates the iconic hideaway that has long welcomed generations of artists seeking inspiration. The accompanying visualizer leans fully into vintage California chic, pairing Lambert in a sleek Cat O'Nine bodysuit with a gleaming red convertible under vibrant neon lights—a look that channels timeless rock-and-roll glamour with modern country confidence.
Miranda Lambert | Photo: Robert Ascroft
The single continues the stylish evolution of Crisco, an album that playfully explores the intersection of country tradition and disco-era sparkle. Following the title track, "Till The Going's Gone," and her acclaimed duet with Chris Stapleton, "A Song To Sing," "Sunset Marquis" proves Lambert is once again redefining country music on her own terms, where rhinestones meet roller skates, and classic storytelling is wrapped in irresistible style.