Lynch "Ridin'" new video
Premiering exclusively on CMT, CMT Music, CMT.com at 6 a.m. and Viacom Times Square Billboards in New York City at noon and 5 p.m. eastern, Mason Dixon directed the video. Filmed in the Everglades, the video finds Lynch and a raven-haired love cruising through the night to a sun-kissed destination. But the journey itself is the real focus, with a deserted highway stretching out before them. Throughout the trip, each shot is overlaid and merged with another, creating a captivating patchwork of romantic desire.
"We decided to treat this video with textures and overlays - imposing images to add another dimension to the storyline while creating a new palette we'll continue to paint from with new music coming soon," said Lynch.
Co-written by Lynch with Ashley Gorley and Zach Crowell, "Ridin' Roads" has an R&B groove. The song was the title track of his recent EP.
Lynch is on the Canadian leg of Thomas Rhett's Life Changes Tour and then open for his North American Very Hot Summer Tour starting May 17 in Spokane, Wash.
More news for Dustin Lynch
- 09/11/23: Lynch "Killed the Cowboy"
- 07/01/22: Lynch casts "Fish In The Sea"
- 02/10/22: Lynch, Block, Nichols, Cactus Blossoms present new releases
- 01/19/22: Lynch gets "Blue in the Sky"
- 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
CD reviews for Dustin Lynch
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