Jim Lindberg releases new album ‘Songs From The Elkhorn Trail,’ shares video for ‘You’re Not Alone’

‘Songs From The Elkhorn Trail,’ the solo acoustic debut from Jim Lindberg, is out today on all digital platforms. The album will be available on CD and vinyl on May 6th. Lindberg also shares the music video for the heartfelt previously released single, ‘You’re Not Alone.’ 

The video itself is directed by Rob “Whitey” McConnaughy (The Menzingers, OFF!, Superchunk, Red Fang). The video stars actor and comedian John Ennis, known for ‘Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story,’ ‘Zodiac,’ ‘Mr. Show with Bob and David’ and more. The video is available below.

Most known for his role as songwriter and lead singer of punk rock band PennywiseJim Lindberg has been making inspiring, shout-along skate punk anthems since the 1990s. Musically, he’s influenced by an array of genres from early Hermosa Beach melodic hardcore to the PMA influenced sounds of Minor Threat, 7 Seconds, and Dag Nasty. Lyrically, Lindberg has often taken inspiration from transcendental philosophers to produce not only heartfelt songs about self-reliance and individualism but also scathing indictments of political hypocrisy and corruption. 

On ‘Songs From The Elkhorn Trail,’ Lindberg takes a much more introspective turn, producing an album that is at once a personal reflection of life, a testament to family and friends, and a look at the fleeting nature of those relationships, and the resulting consequences of loneliness and alienation.  With many of the songs being over 25 years in the making, the album is a heartfelt look at Lindberg’s life story. His late father who passed away in 2018 of Alzheimer’s Disease is a huge inspiration for the record, having encouraged him in many aspects of his life; from buying him his first guitar to supporting him quitting his job and going on tour with Pennywise.

Produced and mixed by Tedd Hutt (The Gaslight Anthem, Lucero, Dropkick Murphys), the album features David Hidalgo Jr. from Social Distortion on drums, Joe Gittleman (The Mighty Mighty BossToneS, Avoid One Thing) on bass, and Marc Orrell (The Dropkick Murphy’s, The Walker Roaders) on guitar.

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