Elvis Costello and The Imposters release "The Boy Named If," a new album announced with the release of the rocking single "Magnificent Hurt." Produced by Sebastian Krys and Elvis Costello, the album is a collection of 13 snapshots "that take us from the last days of a confused childhood to that humbling moment when you're told to stop acting like a kid," as Costello describes it Elvis Costello has released more than thirty albums in his impressive career in a wide variety of musical genres from pop and rock & roll. He made his international breakthrough back in 1977 with his debut album "My Aim Is True": After climbing to #14 on the British album charts, it also reached #32 in the States and became a million seller. Now, more than 40 years later, fans can look forward to new music from the superstar once again. "The Boy Named If" was created in collaboration with The Imposters, with whom Costello has already released four successful albums, most recently "Look Now" (2018).