Writers: Laura McCall Torno/Earl Torno Producers: Randy Dorman & Kenny Rogers Label: UMG The Everly-esque vocal harmonies are a bonus. She’s fine with traveling, as long she has a home in his heart. – The troubadour takes a strummy, uptempo ride in this ode to two wandering souls who take to the road. Writers: Lori McKenna/Jessie Jo Dillon/Dustin Christensen Producer: Dave Cobb Label: CN Records/Thirty Tigers One more reason to eagerly anticipate the release of his new Standing Room Only collection in August. Sighing steel and brushed percussion hurt with every note. He addresses the drink that took his money, drove away a good woman, occupied his life and left him in hell. Writers: Brad Hutsell/Joel Hutsell/Brad Warren/Brett Warren Producers: Tim McGraw/Byron Gallimore Label: Big Machine Records The lyric takes you down a dark passageway into a dysfunctional childhood while the ballad’s guitar, steel and bass draw out a slow, sad accompaniment. But here’s another advance track from it.
– “Light on in the Kitchen” is still the single, and its parent album The Devil I Know isn’t due until September. Writers: Ashley McBryde/Sean McConnell/Nicolette Hayford Producer: Jay Joyce Label: Warner Music Nashville
The performance is perfect, and the sentiment is superb. He muses how empty his life would be without the women who made him the person he is. – This swaying, atmospheric, echoey outing is sung with soft sincerity. Writers: Sam Hunt/Zach Crowell/Ashley Gorley/Josh Osborne Producers: Zach Crowell/Chris LaCorte/Sam Hunt Label: MCA Nashville Drawn from his just-released Strangers No More album, the celebratory tune is presently at No. Holcomb sings of the value of friendships while the band sets the mood. This happy, rhythmic track boasts hearty vocals, chunky beats, acoustic strumming and a lot of cheer. – This guy has been making great music for 20 years. Writers: Drew Holcomb/Kevin Scott Rhoads Producer: Cason Cooley Label: Magnolia Music/Tone Tree Music Brilliantly.ĭREW HOLCOMB & THE NEIGHBORS / “Find Your People” Tim McGraw’s “Hey Whiskey” mourns the damage done.
Our Disc of the Day is also nakedly emotional. Most powerful of all is the emotion Todd Tilghman pours into “Blood, Sweat & Tears,” which wins him a DISCovery Award. The late Kenny Rogers embraces the sentiments of fatherhood. Ashley McBryde explores the dark side of her childhood. Sam Hunt openly worships the women in his life. Country music is unashamed to wear its heart on its sleeve, and that’s abundantly true in this edition of DISClaimer.
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