Swindell, Smith release new CDs
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Swindell, Smith release new CDs

Friday, April 8, 2022 – Cole Swindell releases his fourth studio album, "Stereotype." The release contains his 10th career, multi-week number one "Single Saturday Night," and his current single, "Never Say Never" with Lainey Wilson. Zach Crowell, Chris LaCorte, Jordan Schmidt and Michael Carter produced the 13-song effort. Swindell penned seven of the tracks.

Monument Records artist Caitlyn Smith is out with her third full-length, "High." Smith, a Minnesota native, previously released "Starfire" in2018 and "Supernova" in 2020. "Downtown Baby" is the first single. Smith has enjoyed success as a songwriter with Gabby Barrett ("Goldmine"), Garth Brooks ("Tacoma") and Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers ("You Can't Make Old Friends").


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CD review - High & Low The title track to this Caitlyn Smith album was co-written with Miley Cyrus, one that likely knows a thing or two about getting high. However, this is not a drug song (at least not intentionally so), but one that explores the ups and downs of life instead. In fact, Smith had initially considered breaking the album down into high and low song sections. Ultimately, she just mixed it all together. Smith, known by many mostly as a successful Nashville songwriter, presents herself as an especially ...
CD review - Stereotype Already successful as both a songwriter and a headlining performer, Cole Swindell's showcases both sides of that equation. The album includes seven co-writes of his own among the 13 tracks and some solid vocal turns on the hits that continue to prove that he is more than just a hit songwriter. "Never Say Never, a duet with Lainey Wilson, is the powerful centerpiece. The song is arranged so the two singers' lines snake around each other as a bona fide 80's power ballad unfurls ...
CD review - Supernova A lover of the cosmos and all things mystical, Caitlyn Smith continues with her astronomy-themed discography on her sophomore album, "Supernova," the follow up to 2018's "Starfire." The opening track, "Long Time Coming" starts out with a punishing drum beat and morphs into a heavily distorted guitar solo, which suggests angry heartbreak and its accompanying frustration. However, Smith bills the song as a "little anthem of hope to myself," having just ...


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