Folk and country duo The Secret Sisters will bring their well-crafted songwriting and beautiful harmonies to Old Town School of Folk Music in April. 

The Secret Sisters—Laura and Lydia Rogers—grapple with love and loss on their new album Saturn Return. Saturn Return is the Alabama-based duo's second release for New West Records. Like its predecessor, 2017's Grammy-nominated You Don't Own Me Anymore, the record was produced by Brandi Carlile and Phil and Tim Hanseroth. The elements that made listeners fall in love with the band's 2010 self-titled debut album—sweet, strong voices, carefully crafted musical arrangements, and soul-baring songwriting—are still present, but there's also newfound confidence and individuality. Recorded in Carlile's home studio in Washington state, Saturn Return heralds the arrival of a new era of The Secret Sisters, who both experienced their first Saturn returns while making the record. Carlile challenged the sisters to sing as individuals instead of relying solely on close harmony singing, and for the first time, Laura and Lydia performed separately in the studio. This is also the first album in which The Secret Sisters composed all the songs without any co-writers. With Saturn Return, The Secret Sisters have truly come into their own as artists, songwriters, and singers. “I've come to feel like this is what we were meant to do,” said Lydia. “That's a really good feeling.”