Shelton, Lady A top new releases

Shelton is out with "Bringing Back the Sunshine." The 12-song collection includes the single "Neon Light." Ashley Monroe helps out on "Lonely Tonight," while RaeLynn is on "Buzzin'."

Lady Antebellum's "747" features the hit single "Bartender." The disc from the trio contains 11 songs. This is the band's fifth album.

Marty Stuart and his backing band, the Fabulous Superlatives, are out with a double CD, "Saturday Night/Sunday Morning." As the title suggests, one disc contains religious-themed songs, while the other is about what goes down on Saturday nights.

Lucinda Williams puts out "Down Where the Spirit Meets the Bone," also a two-CD set, on her own label. The disc was produced by Tom Overby, Greg Leisz and Williams with 20 songs on the release.

Ricky Skaggs and wife Sharon White get together for their first album together, "Hearts Like Ours." The pair co-produced the 13-song set. Songs include Connie Smith and Marty Stuart's "I Run to You" and "Hearts Like Ours" and "No Doubt About It" from Seth Justman and Peter Wolf of J. Geils.

Hot Rize last released a disc 24 years ago. But the bluegrassers return with "When I'm Free." The band consists of Nick Forster, Tim O'Brien, Bryan Sutton and Pete Wernick.

Ohio bluegrass band Joe Mullins & The Radio Ramblers release "Another Day From Life," the band's fourth studio release. This is the first to feature guitarist/lead singer Duane Sparks.

Folk/rootsy singer Pieta Brown puts out "Paradise Outlaw" on Red House.