It’s All Fun And Games

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

A High-Octane Collection of Traditional Bluegrass, Fresh Songs, and Heartfelt Storytelling from Junior Sisk.

Nashville, TN (July 18th. 2025) – Turnberry Records proudly announces the release of It’s All Fun and Games, the new album from award-winning bluegrass artist Junior Sisk, available now on all major digital music platforms (CDs are available for purchase at juniorsisk.com). The project marks Sisk’s debut full-length release with Turnberry Records and reaffirms his position as one of the most authentic and compelling voices in traditional bluegrass today.

Brimming with powerful vocals, tight instrumentation, and a blend of humor, heartbreak, and heritage, It’s All Fun and Games offers 11 tracks that showcase Sisk’s signature sound—rooted in tradition but never afraid to evolve. Featuring Sisk’s impeccable touring band consisting of Heather Berry Mabe, Tony Mabe, Johnathan Dillon and Curt Love and playing off the highly successful, pre-release singles “Sweeter Than Tupelo Honey” and “Where Love Goes to Die”, It’s All Fun and Games is poised to be one of his most touted albums.

“Creating a new recording is always a challenge, and naturally, it starts with the songs,” says Sisk. “I’ve been blessed through the years to have some very talented songwriters to call on. As always, I try to stick to my traditional bluegrass roots while making a song sound new and current for today’s listeners. I’ve recently been interested in finding old country tunes and reviving them in my own voice.”

“As I begin my new recording adventure with Turnberry Records, I’m excited to have been able to co-write several original tunes with songwriting greats such as my dad, David Stewart, and Jerry Salley. I have some extremely talented musicians by my side who always take the songs to the next level with their creative work. The goal is to create a project that makes us happy as artists — and hopefully, the fans enjoy what we’ve created as well. Happy listening, folks.” — Junior Sisk

With standout originals, revived classics, and a heartfelt tribute to the late James King, It’s All Fun and Games is a bold new chapter in Junior Sisk’s celebrated career — a chapter that honors the roots of bluegrass while looking toward its future.

Track Listing:

1. Where Love Goes to Die – 2:52

Harry C. Sisk, Sr., Harry C. Sisk, Jr., and David Stewart

Dreamin’ Creek Publishing (BMI) and Sony/ATV Music Publishing (BMI)

2. It’s All Fun and Games (‘Til Someone Gets Hurt) – 3:01

Harry C. Sisk, Jr., Jerry Salley, and David Stewart

Dreamin’ Creek Publishing (BMI), Very Jerry Music Publishing (SESAC), Sony/ATV

Music Publishing (BMI)

3. Weather Woman – 3:00

Tim O’Brien and Jan Fabricius

No Bad Ham Music (ASCAP/BMI)

4. Still Be Blue – 3:48

Harry C. Sisk, Jr. and David Stewart

Dreamin’ Creek Music Publishing (BMI) and Sony/ATV Music Publishing (BMI)

5. The Last Time Again – 2:57

James Raleigh Satterwhite

JMSR Publishing (ASCAP)

6. Breaking His Heart All Over Again – 3:13

Joe Isaacs and David Marshall

Isaacs Publishing (BMI)

7. Go Back You Fool – 2:36

Don Roberts and Hal Blair

Warner Chappell Music, Inc (BMI)

8. Sweeter Than Tupelo Honey – 2:50

Bob Minner and Frank Ray

Bluestrings Song International/Billy Blue Music (BMI)

9. An Eye for an I Do – 2:47

Daniel Salyer and Jeff McClellan

Pay Low Music (BMI) and Blue Ridge West Publishing (BMI)

10. I Don’t Hurt Anymore – 2:26

Jack Rollins and Don Robertson

Don Robertson Music Corp (ASCAP) and Anne Rachel Music Corp (ASCAP)

11. The Devil’s Train (Bonus Track – Tribute to James King) – 3:05

Cliff Carlisle and Mel Foree

Album Credits:

Junior Sisk – lead vocal/guitar

Heather Berry Mabe – harmony vocal/guitar

Tony Mabe – harmony vocal/banjo

Johnathan Dillon – harmony vocal/mandolin

Curt Love – bass

Ron Stewart – fiddle

Special Guests:

Stephen Burwell – fiddle (“Sweeter Than Tupelo Honey”)

Don Rigsby – harmony vocal (“The Devil’s Train”)

Jason Davis – banjo (“The Devil’s Train”)

Zack Arnold – guitar (“The Devil’s Train”)

Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by: Wes Easter • Eastwood Studio – Cana, VA

Produced by: Junior Sisk & Wes Easter

Executive Producer:  Keith Barnacastle – Turnberry Records