Jason Aldean unveils "Relentless" video
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Jason Aldean unveils "Relentless" video

Thursday, June 19, 2008 – Jason Aldean unveiled the latest music video for his new single "Relentless" this week. People's web site is highlighting the video today, while CMT will have it in heavy rotation and GAC in medium rotation next week.

Filmed in Nashville during a brief break from the Tim McGraw "Live Your Voice '08" tour earlier this month, the video was directed by rock director Ryan Smith (Tacklebox Films) whose credits include work with Good Charlotte, Simple Plan and Eminem. The video includes live concert footage plus introspective moments shot inside his tour bus and a hotel room.

Four of Aldean's last five videos went straight to number one on CMT.


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