Smith goes solo behind sort of new disc
Last year, Smith released "High," the first half of a record that the singer/songwriter self-produced. She will release the completion of that project, adding six new songs to make her full record, "High & Low." 14. Tour dates are
The High & Low Track listing is:
April 3 Austin, TX Parish
April 4 San Antonio, TX 502 Bar
April 5 Houston, TX Warehouse Live
April 18 Raleigh/Durham, NC Cat's Cradle
April 19 Charlotte, NC Visulite Theater
April 20 Atlanta, GA Vinyl
April 28 Davenport, IA Raccoon Motel
April 29 Chicago, IL Avondale Music Hall
May 2 Pittsburgh, PA Crafthouse Stage & Grill
May 3 Philadelphia, PA City Winery Philadelphia
May 8 Boston, MA City Winery Boston
May 9 Portland, ME One Longfellow Square
May 26 Boise, ID The Olympic Venue
May 30 Salt Lake City, UT The State Room
June 1 Denver, CO Fox Theatre
1 High - Intro
2 High
3 Dreamin's Free
4 Lately *
5 Mississippi *
6 Good As Us
7 Alaska *
8
Maybe In Another Life
9 I Think Of You *
10 Nothing Against You
11 Downtown Baby
12 Writing Songs and Raising Babies *
13 I Don't Like The World Without You
14 The Great Pretender *
* - new song
More news for Caitlyn Smith
- 04/14/23: Dean, Smith relase new material
- 04/11/23: Strait plays two nights in Texas
- 04/08/22: Swindell, Smith release new CDs
- 04/01/22: For Smith, the "Dreamin's Free"
- 02/08/22: Smith sees the High & Low on tour
- 01/28/22: Smith gets "High"
- 03/17/20: Smith releases "Long Time Coming" video
- 12/16/19: Smith releases new video
CD reviews for Caitlyn Smith
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 ...
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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