Roll Away creamsicle vinyl. Limited to 100 copies. 
 
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In the summer of 2023, Shelby Helburn released his highly-anticipated debut album, Maybe Someday. This concept record was meant to be a highway companion for the listener, transporting them to the passenger seat of Helburn's world. With catchy singles like “Wild at Heart” and “Tug of War,” Helburn quickly became a favorite of both local radio stations and promoters. When asked about the immediate buzz surrounding the record, Helburn said, "These songs are a snapshot of a pivotal moment in my life, so it means a lot to me that people are connecting with them."
 
Now, as 2024 is wrapping up, Shelby Helburn is set to release his sophomore album, Roll Away. If Maybe Someday was a highway companion, Roll Away is a celebration at the end of the world. But instead of giving in to the gravitational pull of nostalgia, Roll Away focuses on rekindling hope in the face of uncertainty. With lyrically dynamic songs like “A Place The Belongs To The Wind” and epic ballads like “Still,” Helburn uses this album to redefine his vantage point. The vivid, wide-ranging, and immersive sounds of Roll Away will remind listeners of watching films in Cinemascope and once again, the listener will be ushered into a world entirely of Helburn's creation. And as the album closes with “Away”--likely to be Helburn's magnum opus--listeners will feel as if they're in the last car at the drive-in, watching the credits roll, and wondering where this music has been all their lives. 
 
As if pulled from archives of the approaching past or distant future, Roll Away feels both familiar and incomparable. But if there's one thing you can say about Shelby Helburn, it's that if you think you've got him figured out, you don't.

Roll Away will be released on December 20th in partnership with Up The Creek Records and will be available on limited edition creamsicle vinyl, black vinyl, and on all streaming platforms. The album was produced, recorded, and mixed by Ben Hirschfield at Nutone Studios and mastered by Dave Cooley at Elysian Masters. The vinyl records were manufactured in the USA by Gotta Groove Records in Cleveland, Ohio.