Steve Postell’s new album Walking Through These Blues is a compelling exploration of storytelling through song, one that showcases his mastery of songwriting and musicianship. With contributions from some of the most talented musicians in the world, including Glen Phillips, Leland Sklar, Danny Kortchmar, Bekka Bramlett, Steve Ferrone, and the late David Crosby, the album boasts a rich, textured sound rooted in a time-honored musical tradition, steeped in the legacy of artists like Tom Petty and Jackson Browne.

Postell’s musical journey is anything but conventional. From his roots in music conservatory to Broadway shows, film scoring, and a life of touring, he’s carved a multifaceted path that has seen him collaborate with the likes of John Oates, Jennifer Warnes, and Kenny Loggins. His first passion, however, has always been songwriting, and Walking Through These Blues is a reflection of that. The album's 12 tracks pulse with the same energy and depth that have defined his storied career.

Besides being a showcase for Postell’s lyrical prowess, the album is also a celebration of his longtime relationships with fellow musicians. Crosby’s presence on the album is particularly poignant, as Postell had been rehearsing with him for an upcoming tour before Crosby’s unexpected passing. Their collaboration on Walking Through These Blues offers a moving final contribution from the music legend, who co-wrote a song on the album and contributed his signature voice and guitar work.

In addition to Crosby, Postell has enlisted a veritable who's who of musical talent for this album. The intricate arrangements, brought to life by the incomparable musicianship of artists like Iain Matthews, Tony Furtado, and Jeff Pevar, elevate the songs into something truly special. This collaborative energy mirrors the ethos of Postell’s band, the Immediate Family - the remarkable collective of the most celebrated session players of all time.