Showing posts with label Cole Swindell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cole Swindell. Show all posts
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Song of The Day - "Get Me Some of That" Thomas Rhett
Here's a great new song out called "Get Me Some of That", off of Thomas Rhett's new record. If you haven't listened to his album yet, you're missing out so make sure to go check it out on iTunes here. This song was written by his dad Rhett Akins, Michael Carter & Cole Swindell.
Labels:
Big Machine Label Group,
Cole Swindell,
country music,
Michael Carter,
Rhett Akins,
The Valory Music Co.,
Thomas Rhett
Friday, July 12, 2013
Meet Cole Swindell
He’s an artist that not many people
know about… yet. But Cole Swindell’s music has probably hit your ears at some
point without you even knowing it. This Georgia boy has been in the music game
since 2007 and has made a splash with his ability to write catchy country
songs. Paired with fellow Sigma Chi Luke Bryan at Georgia Southern (not a bad
friend to have in this industry), Cole took to tour with LB after college and
worked merchandise as well as writing songs.
If you’re a Luke Bryan fan, then
you’ve probably listened to his Spring Break records and heard the tracks such
as “Love In A College Town”, “Shore Thing” and “Shake The Sand”. Those are
songs that Swindell wrote along with an assortment of other songs, so there’s
no doubt the dude can write. That ability led him to getting noticed and he
eventually signed a publishing deal with Song/ATV Music. Cole has been hitting the stage recently doing shows of his own as well
as opening for LB on his Dirt Road Diaries Tour.
Cole has made a big splash with his
single “Chillin’ It” hitting iTunes in March of this year. If you haven’t heard it, you
better check it out as it’s a perfect summer anthem to blast over your
speakers. Swindell has a knack for creating a concoction of creative lines in
his songs that tell a great story. He brings a new wave of sound to country
music, incorporating rap like lines, heavy beats and even a little synthesizer
to go along with the guitars and southern vocals. Give a listen to his songs “HeyY’all”, “Ready”, “Lemme See Ya Girl” and “I Hope You Get Lonely Tonight” and as
your dancing around to them you’ll begin to realize while some of the top
artists such as Chris Young, Scotty McCreery, and Luke Bryan are all using his
songs.
Labels:
Chris Young,
Cole Swindell,
country music,
Luke Bryan,
Scotty McCreery,
Sigma Chi,
Sony/ATV
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