It's "CountryTime" with video from Brown

Wednesday, March 17, 2021 – Blanco Brown, who scored with his hit "The Git Up," will premiere his music video for "CountryTime" today on YouTube at 4 p.m. eastern.

"CountryTime," considered to embody all that is TrailerTrap, was originally slated to be Brown's debut single, before he created "The Git Up." Once again, circumstances govern the song's journey, most recently due to a surge in popularity, with more than 57,000 Shazams the past two weeks alone after being featured in the first episode of Netflix's top trending series, "Ginny & Georgia."

Brown will host a livestream hang with fans at 3:45 p.m. eastern before the YouTube premiere of his "CountryTime" music video at 4 p.m. eastern.

The music video was filmed in 2018 and mirrors the story of the song. Written about being so down and on the precipice of making a mistake out of desperation but choosing positivity instead, the video depicts Brown's frustration with the bank (the blue and red), plotting a robbery before choosing a better path for himself, in this case, music.

The main character of Ginny & Georgia (Georgia) experiences similar hardships throughout the show. Show creator Sarah Lampert shared that the song was an inspiration in writing the character of Georgia and frequently played "CountryTime" while writing.

"I heard the song on a playlist randomly when I was working, and it immediately became Georgia's song when I was writing. Georgia has to balance so many different things. She's beautiful, brilliant, devious, loving, dangerous and funny. The song felt like that for me. It was a blend of all different styles and was so unique in tone but fun and energetic," said Lampert. "That became the song for Georgia that I'd play in the writers room. It had the fun energy I wanted for the show with an edge of something else brewing under the surface and had surprises. Also, it had that country flavor. I love it and that's why it was put in that montage of Georgia in the pilot when we are first getting to know her."

"To have a fellow creator be inspired by your work is an unbelievable feeling and makes me want to work harder. Thank you, Sarah for helping share my purpose with the world," said Brown. "Like most things in life, our plans for this song and video didn't go the way we originally thought but I always felt there was something special about this song, and I'm incredibly grateful to be here to witness this moment."

In September, Brown was in a life-threatening motorcycle accident that nearly claimed his life. He required several 12-hour surgeries and weeks in the ICU and is still on a journey to full recovery.

Brown's current single is "Just the Way," with Stoney Creek Records' Platinum-selling band, Parmalee.