PRESS
There is a distinct magic that happens when a community lifts up one of its own, and that magic is the beating heart of Take Me Back, the highly anticipated new album from Ruby Dice. Set for release on August 28, 2026, via Gitcha Records, the project is far more than just a collection of songs. It is a stunning, soulful snapshot of the Austin music scene, anchored by a musician who has spent years perfecting her craft both at the front of the stage and deep in the groove.
-Christian Lamitschka
Country Music News International
“Harnessing more of that smooth and alluring country-inspired sound she is known for, 'Let's Get Married' makes for a wonderfully warm and shimmering listen. With her bright and euphoric voice layered across a glittering production from start to finish, she is returning for this year with one of her most heartfelt efforts to date here.”
-Mystic Sons
There are few more persistent musical jokes than “nobody remembers the bass player.” So you may not know Ruby Dice’s name, but there’s a good chance you’ve heard her play. The Austin-based bassist has toured with the likes of Brian Wilson, Dale Watson, and Charley Crockett. Now, after releasing a couple of EPs, Dice is ready to cut loose with her first full-length album. Her recently released single “Can’t Behave” is a bass-heavy Southern rocker that, to my ears, exists somewhere in the midpoint between Elizabeth Cook and Joan Jett, two ladies as worthy of standing between as any.
-No Depression
Having already created a beautifully warm and shimmering aesthetic to call her own in recent years, Texas-based singer-songwriter Ruby Dice returns to those alluring ways on her sweeping new single ‘Let’s Get Married’. With its bright and captivating atmosphere perfectly elevating her enchanting vocals throughout, she is certainly looking to sweep us off our feet with this one.
-Music-News