Sheryl Crow to Release 'Evolution' Album with Politically-Charged Opening Track 'Freedom Bus' Sheryl Crow's 'Evolution' album, produced by Crow and Jeff Trott, explores political themes with the opening song 'Freedom Bus', inspired by a visit to Arlington National Cemetery. The track criticizes the lack of civil dialogue in current politics. The album follows a successful period for Crow, including a live Ryman show and several awards. Sheryl Crow is set to release 'Evolution', a new seven-track album, at midnight on November 1. The collection, produced by Crow and guitarist Jeff Trott, was recorded at her Old Green Barn home studio. The politically-charged opening track, 'Freedom Bus', features a guest vocal by Jesse Welles and draws inspiration from a visit to Arlington National Cemetery, highlighting the contrast between current political divisiveness and the sacrifices of the past. Crow reflects on the lack of civil discourse in today's environment.Following a busy summer of performances and awards, including singing the National Anthem and receiving BMI's Troubadour Award, 'Evolution' marks her first new music since 2022's 'Sheryl Crow & Friends: Live from the Ryman'.