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Track List
01) Love You Too Late
02) All of It
03) Somebody's Been Drinkin'
04) Sounded Good Last Night
05) Break Up in the End
06) I'll Be Your Small Town
07) The Ones Who Got Me Here
08) 20 in a Chevy
09) Reason to Drink
10) Her
11) Both Sides of the Mississippi
12) Dad's Old Number
01) Love You Too Late
02) All of It
03) Somebody's Been Drinkin'
04) Sounded Good Last Night
05) Break Up in the End
06) I'll Be Your Small Town
07) The Ones Who Got Me Here
08) 20 in a Chevy
09) Reason to Drink
10) Her
11) Both Sides of the Mississippi
12) Dad's Old Number
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First Released
2018
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"All of It" is the third studio album by American country music singer Cole Swindell. It will be released on August 17, 2018 via Warner Bros. Records Nashville.
The 12-track album, out Aug. 17, includes five penned by the singer. A versatile mix of heartfelt songs, party starters and arena anthems, on All of It Swindell continues his upward climb within the genre.
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The infectious “Love You Too Late” kicks off the project and sounds like something Luke Bryan could have recorded, an arena-ready anthem with soaring guitar parts, heart-pounding beats and polished production, “Love You Too Late” has Swindell singing of a relationship that ended before he realized what his girl meant to him. “I should have held her close / I should have let her know / How I felt about her about a couple county lines ago,” he laments.
Swindell does heartbreak well, and this can be heard on the yearning “Somebody’s Been Drinkin'” where he sings of two exes missing each other and trying to forget about their breakup over alcohol.
Swindell has established himself on the heart wrenching ballads, but he’s also well versed in the party anthems. Tracks like the feel-good “Sounded Good Last Night” pick up the pace as does the ear-grabbing “20 in a Chevy.”
Additional highlights include the heartfelt “The Ones That Got Me Here” and the sweet sentiment of “I’ll Be Your Small Town,” both of which the singer penned. On All of It, Swindell furthers his reach within the genre. Whether he wrote the song or not, his emotive singing shines through, leaving a lasting impression on the listener. And, with a proven track record at radio in selecting songs that leave an impact, All of It adds to Swindell’s growing catalog of hits.
Reviewed by Annie Reuter for soundslikenashville.com.
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"All of It" is the third studio album by American country music singer Cole Swindell. It will be released on August 17, 2018 via Warner Bros. Records Nashville.
The 12-track album, out Aug. 17, includes five penned by the singer. A versatile mix of heartfelt songs, party starters and arena anthems, on All of It Swindell continues his upward climb within the genre.
User Album Review
The infectious “Love You Too Late” kicks off the project and sounds like something Luke Bryan could have recorded, an arena-ready anthem with soaring guitar parts, heart-pounding beats and polished production, “Love You Too Late” has Swindell singing of a relationship that ended before he realized what his girl meant to him. “I should have held her close / I should have let her know / How I felt about her about a couple county lines ago,” he laments.
Swindell does heartbreak well, and this can be heard on the yearning “Somebody’s Been Drinkin'” where he sings of two exes missing each other and trying to forget about their breakup over alcohol.
Swindell has established himself on the heart wrenching ballads, but he’s also well versed in the party anthems. Tracks like the feel-good “Sounded Good Last Night” pick up the pace as does the ear-grabbing “20 in a Chevy.”
Additional highlights include the heartfelt “The Ones That Got Me Here” and the sweet sentiment of “I’ll Be Your Small Town,” both of which the singer penned. On All of It, Swindell furthers his reach within the genre. Whether he wrote the song or not, his emotive singing shines through, leaving a lasting impression on the listener. And, with a proven track record at radio in selecting songs that leave an impact, All of It adds to Swindell’s growing catalog of hits.
Reviewed by Annie Reuter for soundslikenashville.com.
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