Ruston Kelly
The Weakness
Rounder
Released 4/7/23 | Listen Below

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Ruston Kelly has released his third studio album The Weakness, the follow-up to 2020’s Shape & Destroy and the precursor to his forthcoming tour that kicks off April 12th in Louisville, KY. Four singles (“The Weakness,” “Mending Song,” “Michael Keaton,” and “Breakdown”) have been unveiled from the album to date, all of which can be heard below.

“With every record I make, I learn so much about myself and who I am as a human and what type of man I want to be,” Kelly explains in an official statement. “In a way it’s a form of self-help, or like I’m building a fort against a lesser version of myself. Then the goal from there is to just keep on growing.”

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