Lauren Alaina Releases Honest New Track “Getting Good”

As we anticipate an upcoming third studio album from the songstress, Lauren Alaina debuted a new song for fans. “Getting Good” follows the sassy and fun single, “Ladies in the ‘90s” and Alaina’s sophomore record Road Less Traveled.

The newest release is a thought-provoking track that begins with a soft instrumental and the singer’s piercing vocals. As the song advances, both Alaina’s vocals and the message get even more powerful. The song encourages listeners to worry less about the future and to live more in the moment. Even more so, the track shows Alaina’s growth as an artist.

“Once I fall in love then I’ll be happy / But then you fall in love and there’s still a hole / Once I get some money it’ll all be easy / But then you get that money and you still feel broke”

Drawing inspiration from the popular quote “grow where you are planted,” the song explodes into an uplifting reminder that happiness comes when you “realize that [your] life’s already good.”

We hope the singer-songwriter drops more music soon, but for now, she will continue to focus on her stint on the new season of Dancing With The Stars. However, she will grace the stage yet again as a singer this January when she kicks off her That Girl Was Me tour with supporting act Filmore. New Yorkers can snag tickets to the January 27th show here.

To keep up with Lauren Alaina follow her on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

“Getting Good” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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