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Ten new albums and EPs to catch up on this fall

Tucka, Karen Wolfe, O.B. Buchana, William Bell and more have new projects out. E.J. Jones is next, on November 13.

By Southern Soul Society ·

The release schedule did not slow down after summer. These are the southern soul projects that have arrived since Labor Day, plus one due this week.

Out now

  • Tucka, King. A new full-length from the King of Swing, following Love Rehab 3 earlier in the year. "Burn The Barn Down" is the current single.
  • Arthur Young, The Lost Files of Arthur Young. He also has "Gone Country" and "Can't Stay At Home" on the fall charts.
  • Karen Wolfe, Dangerous Game (EP). The title track is on the October chart.
  • Volton Wright, Sexy Love. The title track, with Stefunie Luckett, charted in the spring.
  • Roi "Chip" Anthony, The Lux Life Soul.
  • Mr. Campbell, Sumn 4 Da Soul.
  • O.B. Buchana, Fool For You (EP). Collects the recent singles "Brown Liquor" and "Lula Mae."
  • B.J. Moodswing, Bit Off More Than I Can Chew (EP). His second EP of the year. "Weekend" is the lead single.
  • William Bell, This Is Where I Live (expanded edition). Stax marked ten years of Bell's Grammy-winning album with an expanded digital edition. It adds the new single "Check Out My Karma" and a version of "I Forgot to Be Your Lover" with Snoop Dogg and the Stax Music Academy.

Out Friday, November 13

  • E.J. Jones, Luh Mo' Love. SoulTracks lists the album for this week. The title track charted over the summer.

Still to come

Daddy B. Nice reports that Sir Charles Jones's Rebirth and Lady Songbird Jinda's I Wanna Dance With Somebody are on the way. Neither has a confirmed date yet.

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