,"sat at
No. 2 on iTunes after just 12 hours of release.It has been more than 10 years since the cult favorite of folk, roots and classic-rock fans released the emotive "Trouble," which turned decades-old blues and soul usages into an unlikely hit.
The hubbub over "Supernova
" is due in part to its producer, The Black
Keys' Dan Auerbach, who lends the project a hazy, psychedelic vibe that
loosens up an artist best-known for folky torch songs. And LaMontagne,
40, seems to have reluctantly embraced making himself more accessible to
go along with the album's breezy sound. MORE HEREofficial website
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