Showing posts with label Jordan Rager. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jordan Rager. Show all posts

Saturday, February 29, 2020

That Nashville Sound Saturday Newsbytes: New Opry Member, New Albums & New Videos

A couple new album announcements and some new videos all were made yesterday and we've got the details and links for more information below...

- The Grand Ole Opry made a great choice in inviting bluegrass superstar Rhonda Vincent to becoming the new member of the Opry last night.

- David Adam Byrnes will be releasing Neon Town on May 22.  You can hear him talk about the new project HERE.

- Best pals and frequent Texas collaborators Randy Rogers and Wade Bowen are reuniting for another project, a sequel of sorts to their first album. The project will be called Hold My Beer, Vol. 2 and will be released on May 8.

“Unlike our first record, which kind of happened out of nowhere, this album was really planned,” explains Bowen. “We made a conscious effort to write for this specific project and also focused on bringing the best outside songs to the table. It was really important for us to be as mindful and purposeful as possible when it came to choosing the songs that made the cut for this volume.”

“Every single song on the album comes from the heart,” Rogers continues. “Some will make you laugh. Others will make you cry…but when it’s all said and done, we just hope the music speaks for itself and reflects the amount of time and love that went into each of these songs, from the melodies to the lyrics. We couldn’t be prouder of this album.”

The first song released off the project is "Rodeo Clown" and you can hear it HERE. 

- New music videos:

      Zac Brown Band - "Me and the Boys in the Band"
      Marc Broussard - "Eyes on the Prize"
      LeAnn Rimes - "Skinny Love"
      Sierra Hull - "25 Trips"
      Caitlyn Smith - "Supernova"
      Jordan Rager - "Cold in California"

Saturday, November 9, 2019

New Music Video From Jordan Rager - "Dirt In My Veins"

A down-home country boy in every sense of the term, Jordan Rager was born and raised in the small rural community of Loganville, Georgia, which lies just 30 miles west of Atlanta (also the home base for Tyler Hubbard & Jon Langston.) He's the son of a preacher, and his early days of singing in church instilled in him a great sense of worship and unwavering passion for performing. After signing with Riser House in 2018, Rager got to work releasing music and establishing his sound in the country music landscape.

“The words in this song are my story. I spend most of my life away from home and I rarely ever get to see my hometown anymore,” claims Rager. “But I carry a piece of it with me everywhere I go so I never feel too far away. I feel like the music video really captures that.”