Parmalee wants fans to "Take My Name"
Tuesday, October 5, 2021 – Parmalee went to country radio on Monday with "Take My Name."
The song was written by frontman Matt Thomas, along with Ashley Gorley (who has garnered over 50 number one songs at country radio), producer David Fanning and Track45 member Ben Johnson. The group will perform the single to The Kelly Clarkson Show, airing on Oct. 18 on NBC.
The song was on the band's new disc, "For You," on BBR Music Group/Stoney Creek Records. The 13-track project covers pop and country sounds. The North Carolina band gained airplay with "Just the Way" with Blanco Brown helping out.
The group is comprised of brothers Matt and Scott Thomas (lead vocals/guitar and drums, respectively), cousin Barry Knox (bass) and life-long friend Josh McSwain.
More news for Parmalee
- 01/10/25: Parmalee goes for "Cowgirl"
- 11/19/24: Parmalee sets '25 tour
- 05/01/24: Parmalee loves single so much, they're creating six versions
- 10/30/23: Parmalee is "Gonna Love You"
- 08/28/23: Parmalee is "For You 2"
- 08/01/23: Parmalee is "For You 2"
- 12/12/22: Parmalee plans Take My Name Tour
- 07/09/21: Parmalee plans to do it "For You"
CD reviews for Parmalee
We're in the dog days of summer and Parmalee is ready to party. They began work on "27861" (the North Carolina zip code they all lived in and which each band member has tattooed on him somewhere) with about 35 songs that were eventually pared down to the 12 that make up the final track list. They serve up a dozen tales primarily of sandy white beaches, mimosas and a whole lot of lighthearted summertime vibe. The album sets the tone early with the one two punch of a Jake Owen/Kenny ...
The new outlaw country band member is decidedly not your father's Oldsmobile. Gone are the cowboy hats. The new outfits will have heavy metal or hip-hop accents, to match the tattoos, of course. And if they seem to rock as hard as most rock bands, that's all part of the design.
Joining this new tradition is Parmalee, named after the tiny North Carolina burg where two brothers and their immediate circle learned to play in a tin shed. They've been kicking the tires of the music ...
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