Lynch plays the outlaw
Thursday, September 6, 2018 – Dustin Lynch plays an outlaw who's living on love in the video for his new single, "Good Girl," premiering exclusively on Esquire today.
Directed by Mason Dixon and filmed in the Mojave Desert, the cinematic clip places Lynch and a dark-haired accomplice in the role of a modern day Bonnie & Clyde.
"It adds a tougher side to this song," said Lynch to Esquire. "It was hard to not be right on the nose with ("Girl") because it's a very fun and bubbly and light. We had several meetings where I thought I had great ideas and would go in and pitch and then people would start poking holes in it. It was tough, we're always trying to do something that people want to watch more than once. Mason Dixon knocked it out of the park."
The song was co-written by Lynch with Andy Albert and Justin Ebach.
Lynch will be inducted into the Grand Ole Opry on Sept. 18.
More news for Dustin Lynch
- 05/14/21: Lynch + Lane = "Tequila on a Boat"
- 10/22/20: Lynch plays, parties in Sin City
- 04/08/20: Lynch burns it up with "Mama's House"
- 01/17/20: Lynch, Little Big Town drop new discs
- 11/06/19: Lynch goes home with new disc
- 05/01/19: Lynch "Ridin'" new video
- 09/19/18: Lynch becomes Opry member
- 08/21/18: Lynch asked to be Opry member
CD reviews for Dustin Lynch
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