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A creek baptizing in Morehead, Kentucky, 1940: church members lined along the bank and standing in the shallows, two figures waist-deep in the water

Bonnie “Prince” Billy

blog single
Wolcott, 1940
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They Keep Trying
To Find You

№ NMU 260108 · blog singlerel. January 7, 20264 min 57 s · stereo · Domino / No Quarter
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The first song from We Are Together Again, Will Oldham’s follow-up to The Purple Bird, made at End of an Ear Studios in his hometown of Louisville and co-produced with Jim Marlowe. Oldham has called the new songs odes to fear; around them the record keeps returning to company and to carrying on. In the film, directed and choreographed by Abi Elliott, Oldham and Elliott share the screen with a monster – Megan Adair, in a costume Elliott made.

Produced by Will Oldham and Jim Marlowe; engineered by Jim Marlowe at End of an Ear, Louisville. With Jacob Duncan, Thomas Deakin, Ryder McNair, Chris Bush, Ned Oldham and Erin Hill. From We Are Together Again, Domino / No Quarter, March 6, 2026. Photograph: Marion Post Wolcott, members of the Primitive Baptist Church at a creek baptizing, Morehead, Kentucky, August 1940. Farm Security Administration, Library of Congress.

№
NMU 260108
artist
Bonnie “Prince” Billy
title
They Keep Trying To Find You
from
We Are Together Again (2026)
producers
Will Oldham, Jim Marlowe
studio
End of an Ear, Louisville
film
Abi Elliott
label
Domino / No Quarter
photograph
Marion Post Wolcott, creek baptizing, Morehead, Kentucky, 1940. Library of Congress.
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January 8, 2026
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