Here are all of the new country songs that you need to know this week. Check-out the full list of incredible new songs that came out this new music Friday.
“tin foil hat” – Ashley Cooke
Rising superstar, Ashley Cooke releases two versions of her new song “tin foil hat” ahead of her next project. Both versions showcase her incredible talent and songwriting ability.
Adam Doleac shines on his third studio album, Dream House, featuring this stunning new track, as well as, eleven additional songs that speak to faith, family, and love.
“Jamie” – Coleman Jennings
In his second release with Big Loud Records / Mercury Records, Jenning impresses with a wise-beyond-his-years type of song.
“For The Bar” – Ashley Brooks
Ashley Brooks shows off her talent with her brand new song, “For The Bar,” out now.
“Old Tricks” – Thomas Rhett with Niall Horan
Thomas Rhett reimagines his song, “Old Tricks” with global Pop star Niall Horan.
“Back To You” – Kat Luna
Kat Luna continues to unveil her story, releasing her new song, “Back To You,” as well as, a Spanglish version of the same song to appeal to her diverse fanbase.
“Pretty Privilege” – Hudson Westbrook
In his solo first release since his debut album, Hudson Westbrook shares his brand new song, “Pretty Privilege.”
“Keep The Faith” – Lakelin Lemmings
Songstress, Lakelin Lemmings impresses on her new song, “Keep The Faith.”
“Til I Found You” – 2 Lane Summer
Country-pop duo, 2 Lane Summer show off their talent on their new song, “Til I Found You.”
“Graveyard Whistling” – Morgan Wallen
Morgan Wallen surprises fans by finally putting his own spin on “Graveyard Whistling,” out now.
“Choosin’ Texas” – Ella Langley
Ella Langley continues to prove that she is an absolute megastar. “Choosin’ Texas” is her latest release.
“The Crown” – Kip Moore
Kip Moore continues to crank out music, releasing his latest single, “The Crown.”
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Check out more new recently released music here 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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Kip Moore shares his brand new deluxe album, Solitary Tracks, officially out now, August 8th on all streaming platforms. Learn more and listen to the new project below.
Back in February, Kip Moore released arguably one fo the most prolific projects of his career, Solitary Tracks. His first album with his label, the 23 song album captivating fans everywhere. Today, Moore shares a deluxe version of the project, adding three new songs to the mix, including, “American Heartbreak” and acoustic versions of the title track and “Rivers Don’t Run.”
Moore recognizes the importance of this project, including the new songs. He shared in a press release, “There’s no pattern you have to follow, and sometimes you gotta gamble on yourself. You gotta be bold enough to trust your gut, and willing to roll those dice if you believe something. I’m never going to cheat by just trying to write what I think people want to hear, or hold onto a sound that worked for me. I have to constantly stretch and go where I need to go, or it’s going to be disingenuous. I’m going to always be authentic with myself, with every record, and all I ever hope is that people find a little solace. This project is a journey in itself, so I hope it helps people navigate their own life.”
Moore is as real as they come, and while we thought the record was perfect already, the additional songs add to the story of the project. Go listen!
Solitary Tracks Deluxe Track List:
High Hopes
Solitary Tracks
Pretty Horses
Livin’ Side
Around You
Half Full Cup
Bad Spot
Straight Line Boots
Rivers Don’t Run
Burn
Like Ya Stole It
Southern Son
Learning As I Go
Alley Cat
Live Here to Work
Love And War
Flowers In December
Forever is a Lie
Wildfire
Tough Enough
Good Things Never Last
Take What You Can Get
Only Me
American Heartbreak
Solitary Tracks Acoustic
Rivers Don’t Run Acoustic
Kip Moore shares his deluxe version of his album, ‘Solitary Tracks,’ featuring three new songs, out now on all streaming platforms.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Kip Moore releases.
Solitary Tracks Deluxe is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here 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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Kip Moore releases his new album, Solitary Tracks, officially out now, February 28th on all streaming platforms. Learn more and listen to the new album below.
With his soulful rasp and unique approach to music, Kip Moore has been a mainstay in country music for nearly fifteen years. Now, he’s releasing his most unique and ambitious project thus far, a 23-track collection that truly takes listeners on a journey. On Solitary Tracks, out now, the singer-songwriter offers a collection that finds him stepping outside any preconceived notions and embracing who he is as an artist.
“I’ve gotten to a place where I just don’t give a f**k about [the Nashville optics],” Moore revealed in a statement. “A lot of times I feel like I’m walking this plank. I’ve got people that believe in me and they’re really good to me – but at the end of the day, I know I’m going to walk out on that plank by myself.”
In taking that leap, the Georgia native wrote or co-wrote all but one of the album’s tracks, exploring various sides of his personality and experiences. He enlisted co-writers including Brett James, Nathan Chapman, Kristian Bush, Jaren Johnston, Casey Beathard, and others to craft a story of love, growth, ambition, and so much more..
“I’m never going to cheat by just trying to write what I think people want to hear, or hold onto a sound that worked for me,” shares Moore. “I’m going to always be authentic with myself, with every record, and all I ever hope is that people find a little solace. This project is a journey in itself, so I hope it helps people navigate their own life. There’s no pattern you have to follow, and sometimes you gotta gamble on yourself. You gotta be bold enough to trust your gut, and willing to roll those dice if you believe in something.”
The album opens with “High Hopes,” a fitting title for what kicks off an epic listening experience. With its lush guitars and Moore’s unmistakable voice, it builds to an anthemic chorus as he explores where he’s been, where he is, and where he’s going. “It’s me unpacking in real time where I’m at right now – and for the first time, saying goodbye to it,” he explains.
Although the album starts on an uptempo note, ballads definitely dominate the first half of the collection, ranging from the solo written “Solitary Tracks” to the stunning “Pretty Horses,” which allows Moore to show off his emotive uniqueness. Meanwhile, the album’s titular track builds up to a booming chorus about a pair of outsiders in love who just can’t seem to make it work. “Someday maybe we’ll recross paths…Ain’t never been the ones to run with the pack, just a couple lone wolves making solitary tracks,” he croons.
Two of the immediate standouts on the LP are “Around You” and “Bad Spot,” telling two very different stories. The former is a single-worthy and snappy earworm, dedicated to being unable to resist someone in all the best ways. Alternatively, “Bad Spot,” hits like a late night voice mail and is the only song not co-written by Moore. Written by Beathard, it’s a melodic midtempo that finds him admitting his mistakes and hoping to move on from them with the woman he loves.
“I hit a little rough patch, some rocky road // A stretch of life that took its toll // Next thing I know, you’re breakin’ up on me // But I guess it took some goin’ there to get me here // Some growin’ up to make it clear // That old me in my mirror, he ain’t the guy you need // I know I don’t deserve another shot // But I’m in a better place, kinda like a call drop // Yeah, I lost you in a bad spot, yeah”
“Livin’ Side,” “Learning As I Go,” and “Straight Line Boots” each continue the Georgia native’s reformation, celebrating the steps he’s made to be a good man and the woman who has helped him get there. “You got me closer to a got it all together man, walking these straight line boots,” He sings. “’I’m a better man, baby, when I’m with you.”
“Flowers in December” is another special moment, a booming ballad that also marks one of Moore’s all-time favorite recordings. “I’ve always struggled with some of these things that I’m talking about, and I’ve had a tendency to carry them with me – even when I’m writing about trying to let it go,” he reveals. “But for the first time in my life, I don’t feel like I’m looking as much in the rear view.”
Some of the album’s tracks find him in a place of nostalgia, with “Half Full Cup” celebrating “small town dreamers,” while “Like Ya Stole It” takes him back to the poignant lessons he learned while riding shotgun in a car. Likewise, “Southern Son” finds Moore embracing his Southern upbringing, while “Burn” finds him longing for simpler times and global peace.
“Live Here to Work” is another immediate standout, grabbing your attention with a roaring proclamation of “F**k that, I don’t live here to work!” It’s a mix of alt rock and country in the best way possible, segueing into a blistering guitar solo as he shuns that 9 to 5 lifestyle.
“Love & War” is a driving and catchy uptempo that finds the singer-songwriter proclaiming that “All is fair in love and war,” while “Good Things Never Last” is a soulful and bluesy rompy that shows off a totally new and unexpected side to Moore’s voice.
The album wraps with the one-two punch of “Take What You Can Get,” a breezy and optimistic look ahead, and “Only Me,” a rootsy pop-country search for kindred spirits. It’s a fitting closing note for Solitary Tracks, finding Moore no longer a lone wolf, but instead, in search of a new pack.
For Kip Moore, Solitary Tracks represents a transformation of both an artist and a man, and the result is a powerful and sometimes unexpected collection that is sure to delight old and new fans alike.
Solitary Tracks is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here 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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Kip Moore releases new song “Bad Spot,” is out now, January 10th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.
Kip Moore stands out as one of the most captivating and authentic artists of our generation. With a career spanning years, he has become a key figure in the country music genre. Moore has continuously evolved musically, experimenting with different sounds and styles throughout his journey. However, his latest single, “Bad Spot,” feels like a return to his roots, a true “coming home” moment that brings fans back to the raw, heartfelt essence of his music. It’s a reminder of why Moore’s artistry has remained so impactful: his ability to craft songs that resonate deeply and connect with listeners on a personal level.
The new song arrives alongside the exciting announcement of Kip Moore’s upcoming studio album, Solitary Tracks, set for release on February 28th, his sixth full-length project. As for “Bad Spot,” the track tells the story of acknowledging mistakes in a relationship while admitting that personal healing was still in progress. Moore delivers the song with a perfect balance of vulnerability and authenticity, crafting a sound that feels both polished and raw, capturing the emotional depth of the lyrics.
“I hit a little rough patch, some rocky road // A stretch of life that took its toll // And the next thing I know, you’re breakin’ up on me // I guess it took some goin’ there to get me here // Some growin’ up to make it clear // That ol’ me in my mirror, he ain’t the guy you need // I know I don’t deserve another shot // But I’m in a better place, kinda like a call drop // I lost you in a bad spot”
If “Bad Spot” is any inclination of what is to come on Solitary Tracks, fans of Moore are in for possibly one of his best projects to date! Stay tuned.
Kip Moore shares new song, “Solitary Tracks,” out now on all streaming platforms.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Kip Moore releases.
“Bad Spot” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here 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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Kip Moore releases his new album, Damn Love, officially out now, April 28th on all streaming platforms. Learn more and listen to the new album below.
With arguably country music’s most unique and recognizable voice, Kip Moore is back with his fifth studio album, Damn Love. Throughout the project, the gravel-voiced singer-songwriter takes listeners on a journey through finding love as a traveling musician, enjoying the simpler things in life but yet unable to escape the trappings of the road.
Interestingly, Damn Love is less country-leaning than we’re used to from Moore, who experiments with 80’s synths, pop beats and Springsteen-esque rock hints throughout the LP. Produced by Jaren Johnston of The Cadillac Three, the new project allows Moore to shine through as a vocalist, the varied instrumentation always coming in second to the singer’s distinct growl and lyrical prowess.
“I’ve always had a nomadic spirit, at the core of me that’s what I am, and it’s a beautiful life I lead—I don’t take that for granted,” Moore says of the project. “But I still crave that companionship down deep in my DNA, and that’s where Damn Love comes from. There’s a reason love and relationships have been written about so much—and why they continue to get written about. Because at the core of us, that’s what we desire the most.”
On the follow up to 2020’s Wild World, the acclaimed singer-songwriter co-wrote 12 of the 13 tracks, the only exception being the title track. That doesn’t mean that the track is any less Moore, as it opens the album with a bang, offering a catchy ode to the crazy intricacies of love. It’s immediately clear that Moore’s voice is the star of the show here, as the production allows him to shine. Over twinkling pianos and a sing-songy melody, he proclaims: Oh, no you can’t tell it nothin’ // Oh, it’s that strong kinda somethin’ // For the bees, for the birds // No surprise, it’s a four letter word // It’ll heal, it’ll kill, it’ll hurt // I hope you’re tough Damn love.
There’s a lot of (damn) love on Damn Love, with songs like “The Guitar Slinger” and “Another Night in Knoxville” seeming especially poignant. On the latter, Moore focuses on life on the road and the juxtaposition between the man on and off the stage, ending poetically with a blistering guitar solo. Likewise, “Another Night in Knoxville” finds him falling in love from the stage, watching as someone strolls in and has a drink night after night, never staying for more than a song or two.
“Sometimes She Stays” is an immediate standout, a sparse ballad where Moore’s voice and the lyrics are the star. Here, the singer-songwriter finds himself longing for a one night stand to become much more. “But sometimes she stays, And asks you what you’re doing that day,” he muses. “And where you keep the coffee and an old sweatshirt, And all your walls start falling for her And one night turns into every day …[…] Cause sometimes she stays.”
Another immediate star here is “One Heartbeat,” which features Ashley McBryde. The song is perfect for the pair, their voices blending effortlessly on the smooth duet. This track further exemplifies why McBryde is one of the genre’s most sought after duet partners, her voice soaring aside Moore’s through the chorus.
While most of the songs focus on love in different stages, there’s also the raucous and jubilant celebration of a favorite haunt in “Kinda Bar.” While this tune is a celebration of time spent there, the album’s closer, “Micky’s Bar,” takes a different approach. Here, Moore shares the stories of all the lonely and broken regulars who spend their time at Micky’s, a stark and powerful contrast to “Kinda Bar.”
On the earwormy “Some Things” and the guitar ballad, “Mr. Simple,” Moore celebrates those simple things in life that make it great. “Been around long enough to know,” He proclaims. “Some things don’t ever get old.”
“Heart on Fire” is a catchy moment with a toe-tapping melody, while “Peace and Love” is the most 80’s inspired track on the record, synth-infused beats and melodic keyboards celebrating the person who brings Moore the most peace in this crazy world. “Neon Blue” also allows the Georgia native to stretch himself vocally, showing a different side to his voice with an almost theatrical flair.
On Damn Love, Kip Moore experiments with different sounds, both vocally and musically as he tells the story of love and a country music man. It allows him to stretch himself as an artist while remaining true to what makes him unique, and Damn Love is indeed damn good.
Damn Love Track List:
Damn Love (Jason Gantt, Jaren Johnston, James McNair)
Kinda Bar (Kip Moore, Dan Couch)
Neon Blue (Kip Moore, Dan Couch, Jaren Johnston)
The Guitar Slinger (Kip Moore, Dan Couch)
Heart On Fire (Kip Moore, Jaren Johnston)
Another Night In Knoxville (Kip Moore, Dan Couch)
Silver And Gold (Kip Moore, Dan Couch, Chris DeStefano)
Peace & Love (Kip Moore, Jaren Johnston)
Sometimes She Stays** (Kip Moore, Kenton Bryant)
Some Things (Kip Moore, Dan Couch)
One Heartbeat (Featuring Ashley McBryde; Kip Moore)
Mr. Simple (Kip Moore, Jaren Johnston)
Micky’s Bar (Kip Moore, Dan Couch)
Country Swag Picks:
One Heartbeat
Damn Love
Sometimes She Stays
Some Things
Kip Moore’s new album, ‘Damn Love’ is out now on all streaming platforms.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Kip Moore releases.
Damn Love is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here 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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Kip Moore releases his new album, Damn Love, officially out now, April 28th on all streaming platforms. Learn more and listen to the new album below.
With his fifth studio album, singer-songwriter, Kip Moore is giving fans a taste of his growth as an artist. His new record, Damn Love, features thirteen brand new songs that run the gamut of emotions. With all but one song co-written by the artist, Moore truly outdoes himself on this one-of-a-kind project.
“I’ve always had a nomadic spirit, at the core of me that’s what I am, and it’s a beautiful life I lead – I don’t take that for granted,” Moore shared in a recent press release. “But I still crave that companionship down deep in my DNA, and that’s where ‘Damn Love’ comes from. There’s a reason love and relationships have been written about so much – and why they continue to get written about. Because at the core of us, that’s what we desire the most.”
Listen to the brand-new record below, and be on the lookout for our full review.
Damn Love Track List:
Damn Love (Jason Gantt, Jaren Johnston, James McNair)
Kinda Bar (Kip Moore, Dan Couch)
Neon Blue (Kip Moore, Dan Couch, Jaren Johnston)
The Guitar Slinger (Kip Moore, Dan Couch)
Heart On Fire (Kip Moore, Jaren Johnston)
Another Night In Knoxville (Kip Moore, Dan Couch)
Silver And Gold (Kip Moore, Dan Couch, Chris DeStefano)
Peace & Love (Kip Moore, Jaren Johnston)
Sometimes She Stays** (Kip Moore, Kenton Bryant)
Some Things (Kip Moore, Dan Couch)
One Heartbeat (Featuring Ashley McBryde; Kip Moore)
Mr. Simple (Kip Moore, Jaren Johnston)
Micky’s Bar (Kip Moore, Dan Couch)
Kip Moore’s new album, ‘Damn Love’ is out now on all streaming platforms.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Kip Moore releases.
Damn Love is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here 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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Kip Moore releases brand new song, “Fire On Wheels,” out now, June 24th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new track below.
Kip Moore has his song recipe down and it never disappoints. He can write songs that are unique, but still maintain the style and punch that he is famous for. “Fire On Wheels” immediately raises your energy level and gets your head bopping, ready to take on anything coming your way. It’s got the grit that comes from traditional country, but the modernization of a rock sound. The song is reminiscent of his 2015 “Wild Ones”, this time with an even greater urgency and metaphorical fire.
“‘Cause everybody knows when the sun goes down // There’s some bad mamajamas gonna lay it down on your town”
No matter where you live, you find the urge to get out and go somewhere new, and this song reflects the rebel energy of just wanting to take off as fast as you can, and never look back. It’s a great song for driving, anything you just need to push through, or that party song to raise the vibrations. It’s quite a different vibe than his current radio single, “Crazy One More Time”, re-released earlier in 2022.
The lyrics paint a vivid picture, and you can almost see the drums beating like a pulse pushing on to what’s next. Moore is able to capture the restlessness and the heartbeat in all of us, and the drive to keep moving. With the pent-up urge to travel now, this song speaks to the desire in us all.
“I’m talkin’ Alabama, New Orleans to Mississippi // Chicago, where the girls are so Windy City pretty // Up to Maine, to the plains, to the Midwest fields // Out to California with some fire on wheels”
Kip More releases his brand new song, “Fire On Wheels,” out now.
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Kip Moore releases.
“Fire On Wheels” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here 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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Kip Moore has announced The How High Tour kicking off this Fall 2021. Check out the full list of dates below.
Kip Moore revealed he will officially return to the road this fall, announcing The How High Tour today, slated to kick off in Chicago, IL on 10/14.
Tickets for the tour go on sale this Friday, 5/14 at 10am local time at kipmoore.net.
Join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Kip Moore shows and releases.
Kip Moore’s How High Tour Dates:
10/14 Chicago, IL
10/15 Newport, KY
10/16 Rochester, NY
10/21 Fort Wayne, IN
10/22 Grand Rapids, MI
10/23 Detroit, MI
11/4 Knoxville, TN
11/5 Chattanooga, TN
11/6 Asheville, NC
11/11 Huntsville, AL
11/12 Charlotte, NC
11/13 Orange Beach, AL
11/19 North Myrtle Beach, SC
11/20 Raleigh, NC
11/21 Silver Spring, MD
12/2 Kansas City, MO
12/3 Kearney, NE
12/4 Dubuque, IA
12/17 Phoenix, AZ
12/18 San Diego, CA
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Kip Moore surprised fans with a brand new radio-ready single ahead of his yet-to-be-revealed fifth studio album. “Good Life” is available now, April 23rd, on all streaming platforms. Take a look below as we dig a little deeper into the new music.
Fans of the multi-platinum-selling artist, Kip Moore, are in for a treat today! The singer-songwriter released a brand new song earlier today, perfectly titled “Good Life.” The release marks Moore’s first new song, since the debut of his album Wild World Deluxe, and the first single from his upcoming, yet-to-be-revealed fifth studio album.
Co-written by Moore with Dan Couch and Jay Joyce, “Good Life” is all about appreciating the present and living for the moment, a message we can all use in today’s climate. Sonically, the song is a certified bop. It’s groovy, fun, and innovative. Plus, it’ll make for an incredible song to be played at a live show in the future.
“I’m livin’ me a good life // I wouldn’t change it if I could life // I might tell you that I’ll see you on down the road // But I’ll never tell ya goodbye”
“I haven’t been this fired up about new music in a good while,” shared the singer in a recent press release, “I wrote this song and many more while suffering this past winter and I can’t wait for the fans to hear what’s coming.” It’s clear Moore found inspiration in the depths of his soul, during this whirlwind year. It will be exciting to see what the rest of the project looks like going forward!
Kip Moore’s new song, “Good Life” is available now, April 23rd
Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about upcoming Kip Moore announcements and releases.
Good Life is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released tunes 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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Kip Moore adds four brand new songs in his Wild World Deluxe Album, available everywhere today. The singer-songwriter will also play a live show at The Ryman tonight to celebrate the release of the project.
Kip Moore’s ‘Wild World Deluxe Album’ is available everywhere now, February 12th
Kip Moore released his Wild World Deluxe Album today, February 12th, which includes four additional songs. The original album, Wild World, was released in May of 2020 and included songs like “She’s Mine”, which was the album’s first single, “Red White Blue American Dream”, and the title-track. The deluxe version of Wild World will include two pre-released songs, “Don’t Go Changing” and “How High”, both of which have incredible music videos, as well as two brand new songs, “Midnight Slow Dance” and “Man’s Gotta Do”.
To celebrate the release of the deluxe album, Moore will be playing “Wild World Deluxe: Live From The Ryman”; a socially-distanced show and global livestream event at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee at 8 PM CT (9 PM EST) on February 12th. One dollar from every ticket sold will be donated to ACM Lifting Lives. Get tickets here.
With the deluxe version of the album, Moore adds four new songs to the 13-track record. First of which is “Don’t Go Changing”. The track reminds listeners of the importance and need of a constant in an ever-changing and uncertain world. While listeners can gather this from the lyrics of the song, Moore gives the song a much deeper meaning in its music video seen above. Moore uses the song as a metaphor to highlight the suffering of the live music industry in the current pandemic. In the music video, Moore highlights several well-known music venues across Music City and sits down with Chris Cobb, the owner of a local venue and co-founder of Music Venue Alliance Nashville, an organization whose current focus is to help independent music venues that are working to survive through the pandemic. The hope is that the music video will encourage fans to donate and help support the venues that are home to the very shows that they are longing to return to. To learn more about Music Venue Alliance Nashville and donate, click here.
These days keep changin’ like the weather / Everybody’s light as a feather / I don’t see no signs of things gettin’ better / so, girl, just keep wearing leather / And don’t go changin’ on me, baby / ‘cause this world is turnin’ crazy / I’ll stay your boy, you stay my lady / And don’t go changin’ on me baby
In the next song, “Midnight Slow Dance”, Moore sings about two strangers who catch each other’s eyes from across the room. These two know they want the same thing and they don’t want to wait to see where things might go, but be together tonight. They don’t want to lead each other in circles and put off what they both want.
Well I’ve been watching you for hours / And you’ve been looking my way too / Well maybe I’ll just get your number / But what I’d really like to do / I wanna feel what’s in your heart / press against your lips / set this room on fire with a long wet kiss / take you in my arms / wrap you in romance / I want a midnight slow dance
The most recently released track, “How High” compares the affection that someone could have for another to the smoke that fills up a room, to a balloon that gets released in the sky, and to the stars in outer space. “How High” takes on a deeper and less obvious meaning through the euphoric story that is told through its music video.
The music video, seen above, develops the story of an elderly woman living life how she desires, without allowing age to become any kind of a factor. Reminiscing through photos of her younger self, this woman makes a decision to live life as carefree as she did back then. As she breaks every stereotype of how she should seemingly be living, she dances her way through the streets smoking and drinking, and not caring about how she looks or what others may be thinking of her. She teaches everyone she passes, despite their judgment, how to live a little bit more like her. When she reaches the end of her journey, the amazing moments from throughout her life flash in her mind and she is overwhelmed with a sense of happiness and relief knowing that she lived her life to the fullest. This story is a reminder about how short life really is, and how we need to enjoy every second that we have here.
How high, I get on you / It’s your eyes, it’s your touch / It’s tonight, it’s your love / It’s a ride and it’s a rush / It always feels just like a drug / Take me there, take me on / Let down your hair, anything you want / yeah, I need ya’ like the air / Girl, I swear you keep me stoned
The deluxe album rounds out at 17 total tracks with “Man’s Gotta Do”. This is the story of a man that wants more for his own kid than what he had growing up. When he was just a boy, his father left him and his mom, and he was forced to grow up quickly and be the man he needed to be for his family. When he’s faced with the similar situation of being a dad earlier than he planned, and having to grow up too quick for the second time in his life, he chooses to be the man that his father wasn’t.
Sometimes right, it don’t go as you planned / No matter how hard you try, it’s out of your hands / And sometimes life shows up, long before you want it to / And sometimes a boy’s gotta do what a mans gotta do
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