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Lanie Gardner To Release ‘Faded Polaroids (Deluxe)’ In September

August 7, 2026/by Lorie Hollabaugh

Lanie Gardner reflects on the growth and evolution she’s experienced over the last few years on her new project, Faded Polaroids (Deluxe) due out on Sept. 4 via BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville.

Featuring three brand-new songs, the expanded edition continues the journey that began with her Polaroids EP and evolved on Faded Polaroids. Alongside the album’s original 18 tracks, Gardner worked with Kristian Bush on the deluxe edition to expand on the world of Faded Polaroids.

“Faded Polaroids felt like a resolution before stepping into the next chapter of my artistry, capturing the growing pains of my early twenties,” says Gardner. “With the deluxe edition, I’m reflecting on the woman I’ve become because of them,” Gardner shared. “These new songs solidify that evolution, and I hope they encourage women to trust themselves, reclaim their voices, and never settle for anything that makes them forget their worth. That’s exactly how I felt writing them.”

The new songs added to the project, “You Ain’t My Daddy,” “Bye Bye,” and “Say It Sober,” further showcase Gardner’s fearless songwriting and unmistakable vocals, and after teasing snippets on socials, Gardner let fans vote on which of the new songs they wanted to hear first and they chose “You Ain’t My Daddy.” Equal parts playful and defiant, the song pushes back against unsolicited opinions and expectations with a reminder that no one else gets to decide who you are or how you choose to live your life.

Gardner continues on Luke Bryan’s “Word On The Street Tour,” into the fall, before joining Jordan Davis and Ty Myers for select dates.

Faded Polaroids (Deluxe) Track List:
1. “Takin’ The Slow Ride” (Lanie Gardner, Matt Jenkins, Jesse Frasure, Brad Tursi)
2. “Boys Like You” (Lanie Gardner, Jimmy Robbins, Henry Agincourt Allen)
3. “Boot Down” (Lanie Gardner, Allison Veltz-Cruz, Dallas Wilson, Ross Ellis)
4. “The Hills Have Eyes” (Lanie Gardner, Carlo Colasacco, Rufio Hooks)
5. “Little Bit Of Lovin’” (Lanie Gardner, Katie Cecil, Chris Ganoudis, Kasey Tyndall)
6. “Faded Polaroids” (Lanie Gardner, Oscar Charles, Lori McKenna, Barry Dean)
7. “Don’t Fall In Love” (Lanie Gardner, Zach Abend, Benjy Davis)
8. “Rattler And The Devil’s Whip” (Lanie Gardner, David Medlin, Daymon Osborn)
9. “Mama’s Kitchen Table” (Lanie Gardner, Karen Fairchild, Alysa Vanderheym)
10. “Hold Your Horses” (Lanie Gardner, Jonathan Hutcherson, Jamie Moore)
11. “Concrete Cowboy” (Lanie Gardner, Katie Cecil, Chris Ganoudis)
12. “How Long ‘Til Tennessee” (Lanie Gardner, Daniel Ross)
13. “Jeans” (Lanie Gardner, Kasey Tyndall, Logan Maggio, Beau Bailey)
14. “Love You Like Appalachia” (Lanie Gardner, Matt Jenkins, Jeremy Stover)
15. “Buzzkill” (Lanie Gardner, Katie Cecil, Chris Ganoudis)
16. “Ur Mad” (Lanie Gardner)
17. “Daddy Didn’t” (Lanie Gardner, Laura Veltz, Gordie Sampson)
18. “High Divin’” (Lanie Gardner, Cate Downey, Ryan McMahon)
19. “You Ain’t My Daddy” (Lanie Gardner, AJ Pruis, Joybeth Taylor)
20. “Bye Bye” (Lanie Gardner, Matt Dragstrem, Micah Carpenter, Steph Jones)
21. “Say It Sober” (Lanie Gardner, Luke Dick, Josh Jenkins)

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Lorie Hollabaugh
Lorie Hollabaugh
Hollabaugh, a staff writer at MusicRow magazine, has over 20 years of music business experience and has written for publications including American Profile, CMA Close Up, Nashville Arts And Entertainment, The Boot and Country Weekly. She has a Broadcast Journalism and Speech Communication degree from Texas Christian University, (go Horned Frogs), and welcomes your feedback or story ideas at lhollabaugh@musicrow.com.
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