Warner Bro’s Nashville recording duo Dan Smyers, and Shay Mooney have released two albums “Where It All Began”, and “obsessed.” Instead of doing the whole kit and caboodle of the intro since I dd that in a previous review I did of their first album, I’m just going to skip right down to the album.
On June, 3, 2016, (today) “Obsessed” was released. Their first single from the 10 track compilation “From the Ground Up” was released back in February of this year. That song and video were wrote about the two’s grandparents which is more meaningful. The video was shot really well as well. I think we can all say we want a lasting relationship like all of our grandparents. When this song hit the charts I listened to it and immediately thought of my life long best friend who got married almost two years ago which is crazy to think about, but this song will forever be dedicated to Miranda and Brett. ❤ Love you guys! I also want that played at my wedding. 🙂 This album overall has a really upbeat makes you want to dance feel to it. Like almost every song which coming from a country duo doesn’t happen very often. Some other songs I really like are “Road Trippin”, “All Nighter”, “Lipstick”and as mentioned above “From the Ground Up.: I liked “Where It All Began” as well, but ever since I heard the first single I’ve been extremely excited for this album, and it’s finally here. 🙂 I dedicate “Road Trippin” to some of the best friends a girl could have. ❤
Last year, I was fortunate enough to be here in Nashville just like I am now as I’m writing this to see these guys live perform on The Riverfront Stage during CMA Fest and OMG I almost died lol. I have to give a huge shout out to Miranda again because she introduced me to this band and ever since I heard “19, You +Me” I was instantly hooked. 🙂 If you’re a Country music fan then I’d suggest checking out this album. I typically steer people in good music directions so I promise you won’t be disappointed. I feel like this album is more personal to the band and as I’ve said before that’s what makes music worth it are the stories and attachments to lyrics and such.
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