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Greylan James Puts His Own Name on the Cover

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Greylan James has a date set: November 13, when his first full-length record comes out. The album has no title except his name, which is the plainest way an artist can introduce himself. Nashville Harbor Records is releasing it, a label that carries this city in its name. Here, a debut is worth marking on the calendar: it's the first time a full body of work goes out under one artist's name. Mid-November, then.

With reporting from MusicRow.

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