Landon looks to "Get the Girl"
Monday, June 24, 2019 – Newcomer Trea Landon released a second song "Get the Girl," the follow-up to "Loved by a Country Boy."
The 26-year-old Georgian said, of the new song, "This song is about a girl that isn't impress with just pick-up lines. You have to go above and beyond to get a girl like this to be interested in you." Fellow songwriters Justin Wilson, Paul Jenkins, Brandon Ratcliff and Pete Good penned the romantic tune.
Landon scored a publishing deal within weeks of moving to Nashville in 2015, released an EP independently with more than three million streams and has since joined the Warner Music Nashville label family. Landon, who has toured with the likes of Luke Combs, Riley Green and Craig Campbell, will go on a promotional radio tour this summer.
CD reviews for Trea Landon
Thematically, Trea Landon's major-label debut EP checks off many of country music's basic requirements. There are songs about partying, heartache, front porches, screen doors and Chevy trucks. Sonically, there is some traditional instrumentation. The twangy Telecaster is prominent on the title track, giving it a "Fishing In The Dark" feel. An ethereal pedal steel surfaces periodically along with ample banjo and a surprising 12-string acoustic appearance on the homey "What ...
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