Owen offers "Greetings"
Owen makes his first release since signing with new label, Big Loud.
Owen currently Is on the charts with "Down To The Honkytonk." Written by Rodney Clawson, Luke Laird and Shane McAnally, "Down To The Honkytonk" is the Florida native's fastest-rising career single to date.
The cover art, revealed today, was inspired by old time postcards from Owen's childhood and his Floridian roots, with a nod to Owen's new label home and a welcome invitation for fans to join him on this next chapter musically and in all areas of his life - music, film, golf, and at home.
The upcoming CD reunites Owen and producer Joey Moi, an owner of Big Loud,who produced some of Owen's biggest hits to date, including "Barefoot Blue Jean Night," "Alone with You" and "Beachin'."
More news for Jake Owen
- 05/24/23: Owen becomes a "Loose Cannon
- 04/26/22: Owen goes Up There Down Here on tour
- 12/01/20: Owen gets engaged
- 05/17/20: Owen is "Made For You"
- 12/09/19: Owen announces acoustic tour
- 10/07/19: Pearce, Ray tie the knot
- 03/13/19: Owen unveils songs on "Greetings" CD
- 02/28/18: Owen looks back with new song
CD reviews for Jake Owen
Jake Owen contributes to the writing of his album "Greetings From...Jake" on just one song called "Damn." Therefore, the success this project rises or falls with his vocals and song choices. Fortunately, Own has chosen some memorable songs to sing, and his singing voice has never sounded better.
He's never better than on the single and album opener, "Down to the Honkytonk." It's a 'friends in low places' drinking song, where Owen's voice gets ...
Most everyone has made up their mind on bro-country music. Maybe you love the breezy images of the beach dippin' and sippin' lifestyle, or you write it off as empty headed and repetitive. Either way, Florida native Jake Owen was a torchbearer for the genre, and it's rewarded him well - four albums and five Number One singles (remember "Beachin"?). His career has been on a more-or-less upward arc, with higher-profile tours and bigger hits each time out. ...
Jake Owen aims to satisfy all comers (that is, if the current country is your thing), but the individual pieces don't quite add up. The songs may stand up on their own well enough, but when all is said and done, Owen remains an artist without much of an identity or sound. Take, for example, Beachin', one of countless country songs about the good life. Like many of his counterparts these days, there's a spoken, neo hip hop rap part to it. The song is breezy, on the catchy side, but ...
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