The Womack Sisters are releasing their eponymous debut album later this summer through the Daptone label [1].
This release marks a significant entry into the professional music industry for the granddaughters of soul legend Sam Cooke. By partnering with Daptone, a label known for its commitment to analog recording and vintage soul sounds, the sisters align themselves with a specific sonic tradition that mirrors their family legacy.
To preview the upcoming project, the group has shared a new single titled "If I Let You" [1]. The track serves as the first official glimpse into the musical direction of the full-length record. While the specific release date for the album has not been finalized, the group said it will arrive later this summer [1].
Working with Daptone suggests a focus on raw, authentic production styles. The label has historically prioritized a classic approach to soul and funk, which provides a strategic platform for artists inheriting a deep musical lineage. The Womack Sisters aim to establish their own identity while acknowledging the influence of their ancestry.
Detailed information regarding the album's tracklist and distribution specifics remains limited. The group continues to tease the project through digital platforms as they prepare for the summer launch [1].
“The Womack Sisters are releasing their eponymous debut album later this summer”
The debut of The Womack Sisters on Daptone Records represents a bridge between the golden era of soul and modern interpretations. By leveraging their familial connection to Sam Cooke and the prestige of a label dedicated to analog purity, the group is positioned to attract both nostalgia-driven listeners and new fans of traditional soul music.
