Acclaimed duo The Watson Twins are back with the long-awaited new album Holler. On the record, the dynamic singer/songwriter sisters Chandra and Leigh Watson team up with Grammy-nominated producer Butch Walker to deliver a collection of country-infused, telecaster-twanged tunes that highlight the twin's songwriting prowess and vocal synergy. Holler was recorded at Walker's studio, The Butcher Shop in Nashville, in five days.

Together, these 10 songs nod to the siblings' old-school influences while boldly pushing forward into new territory. Captured during a series of live-in-the-studio recording sessions, Holler isn't just The Watson Twins' most collaborative album to date – it's their strongest, too. Walker joined Leigh and Chandra on harmony vocals & acoustic guitar throughout, as well as lead guitar on a few tracks. Chandra adds, "When you have that kind of collaboration and collective energy, you can do things you didn't think were possible, just like the song ‘Holler' says."

The title track hits with the chorus "Holler if you hear me" as The Watson Twins send out a call to arms for folks to get together and enact change. "Honky Tonk Heart" feels like a country classic, as the twins celebrate their southern roots by singing "Well I can't hide this honkytonk heart / Been tellin' you right from the start /Turnin' in my west coast blues, for a pair of cowboy boots." The album also offers ballads such as "Never Be Another You" and "Love You the Best" which showcase their soulful, deep-rooted harmonies. The album winds down with "Southern Manners" which capture that feeling of longing for a lover, that one you just can't quit. The album closes with the honky-tonk jam "Two-Timin'," a long-time staple from The Watson Twins' live show, which finally found it's home on Holler.