Miranda Lambertis pulling back the curtain on hermusic-making process.
The country startells viewers that she is taking them on a “raw and intimate journey” in the trailer for her new Paramount+ documentaryThe Marfa Tapes, out on Jan. 20.
Lambert, 38, brought cameras along as she worked with Jack Ingram and Jon Randall to create the Grammy-nominated albumThe Marfa Tapes.
“I just feel you can let your guard down out here a little bit,” she explained in the trailer of making the album in scenic Marfa, Texas. “I think you are free to be you.”
“It’s scary, it’s risky, it’s very, very memorable. To do have any fixes, to not have any production, to just let the wind blow and the birds and the cows and kinda let it be,” she added.
The Marfa Tapes.Paramount+

The documentary will feature live performances and candid interviews from the five-day recording session in November 2020 according to a press release from Paramount+.
“Barely a dot on the map, Marfa is an eccentric outpost in the midst of a vast expanse of nothingness, the perfect place to lose—or find—yourself. For Lambert, Randall and Ingram, it’s both,” the streaming platform said in the statement. “For more than half a decade, the desolate location has become a songwriting haven for the trio, yielding both massive hits and profound personal growth.”
The Marfa Tapes— which is nominated for Best Country Album — was released on May 7 and allows fans to experience an auditory peek of the small Texas town for which it is named.
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“There is a comfort the three of us have from working together since we took our first trip to Marfa in 2015. I think each of us brings a different perspective and strength to songwriting so that we really complement one another. In the end we get some great songs out of it,” Lambert told theRecording Academyin June.
Lambert previouslysharedthe importance of creating music in a place where she can connect with nature.
The Marfa Tapeswill be released on Jan. 20 on Paramount+.
source: people.com