Lucky Joe is teaming up with Siggno frontman Jesse Turner to produce his next album which will showcase his “character” and “emotions” of music for the project.
Lucky Joe and Turner are currently at the Legends Sound Studios in Corpus Christi, Texas producing the follow-up to Norteño Y Poderoso: Tributo a Mis Idolos, released in 2021 which received a Tejano Music Awards nomination for Best Conjunto Album.
“We are super stoked for this new project,” commented Lucky Joe about a photo shared on social media. “I can honestly say that this next album is going to show a lot of what is ME! My character and all my emotions wrapped up in this roller coaster of music. Teaming up with my musical brother Jesse Turner to help me produce this next album is a blessing and I’m very thankful for that. I can’t wait for you all to hear it!”
According to Turner, the album will show Lucky Joe’s personal struggle, his imagination, and the funny things he comes up with. “It’s going to be amazing,” said Turner.
No official release date for the album has been announced, but expectations are for a 2023 release.
Lucky Joe’s current album, Norteño Y Poderoso: Tributo a Mis Idolos, pays tribute to his musical influences. The collection of tunes includes his versions of classic hits like “El Palomito,” “Flor De Capomo,” “Me Caíste Del Cielo,” “Hasta La Miel Amarga,” which were all well-received and became hit songs for the singer, topping various radio charts.
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