In the aftermath of the AMA festivities, there’s a lot of Americana flowing through this week’s DISClaimer column. Americana favorites Rhiannon Giddens, John Prine, Bernie Taupin and Ken Pomeroy are here.

The title itself is a mashup of country and disco, but the album also weaves in '70s soul, yacht rock and half-dozen other styles. Working with a nine-piece string section throughout Crisco, Lambert evokes the plush vibe of Barry White,

“I’ve watched her walk through pain and come out stronger, using her voice to help others find hope,” Lambert tells PEOPLE of Lauren Burns

"Choosin' Texas" is on a historic run, and Miranda Lambert played a big part in that. In what seems like one of the greatest success stories in country music history, Ella Langley’s rise to all-genre superstardom has been one to behold over the past two years.

Here’s what the country superstar is saying about her newest release.

A timeless heartbreak song wrapped in the lush, vintage-inspired sounds of classic country and sung in Lambert's warm lower register, "Two Things Can Be True" finds her navigating the complicated space between knowing a love is slipping away and still holding on to it: