DIGITAL ONLY!-Weathervane Records is proud to announce singer songwriter’s twelfth album No Where! Kevin Connolly is an award-winning singer, songwriter, and recording artist with twelve albums of original material and an international touring history. His songs have been featured in major motion pictures and film, earning him recognition for his gritty and evocative storytelling. His latest release, No Where , marks a return to a simpler, acoustic-driven sound, echoing the spirit of sixties folksingers such as Bob Dylan and John Prine. The album’s thirteen songs blend personal reflection with vivid character studies, capturing both intimate moments and the unpredictability of the world today. From the dystopian title track to the flood-soaked metaphor of "Here Comes the Rain," Connolly crafts a landscape that is both haunting and deeply human. The Boston Globe has praised his writing as filled with “intensity and grit,” and No Where expands on that legacy with songs of love, loss, and resilience. Connolly will be out on the road supporting this new release this year- in the past he has played Newport Folk and Kerrville Folk, as well as colleges and coffeehouses nationwide. In addition to music, Connolly has recently turned some of his creative energy to acting, appearing in many independent films and actively auditioning for national television and film roles. Connolly’s first album of original material in five years will only be a digital only release available on all streaming platforms and for download purchase at www.kevinconnolly.com.

No Where was recorded and co-produced by studio veteran and long time collaborator Chris Rival (Peter Wolf, Paula Cole, Lori McKenna) at Middleville Studios outside of Boston. Using vintage microphones and processing equipment all of the tracks were recorded with no click track, no headphones, live to ‘tape’ in one day. With the focus on simplicity and being true to the song, spare instrumental embellishments were added by Rival on guitar and Jim Connolly on bass. As Rival says, “this is an unabashed folk album…the focus remained on the song. Nothing more or less.”