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Singer Elizabeth Cook's New Album Champions Women
15 Aug
Summary
- Cook's eighth studio album, 'Great Television,' is a companion to her docudrama.
- The album features collaborations with Wynonna Judd and Evan Felker.
- Cook has long championed aspiring female artists in her 27-year career.
Singer-songwriter Elizabeth Cook has released "Great Television," her eighth studio album and first since 2020's "Aftermath." This 11-track LP serves as a companion to the docudrama "The Easy Kind," based on Cook's life.
The album was produced by Shooter Jennings and includes collaborations with Wynonna Judd and Evan Felker. Cook has consistently advocated for aspiring female artists throughout her 27-year career, stating it's her primary motivation for releasing music.
"Great Television" features songs like "Sunset Promenade," an ode to influential women in Cook's life. The album also includes "The Easy Kind," which revisits a challenging period of rehab and trauma from a decade ago, highlighting Cook's resilience.
Cook reflects on the profound loss of her friend Todd Snider, who passed away in November 2025 at age 59. She encourages artists to study his life, work, and approach to the world, viewing him as a visionary.
Cook remains a staunch supporter of contemporary female artists such as Kaitlin Butts, Ella Langley, and Willow Avalon, drawing parallels to previous eras of female dominance in music.
