Josh Gracin releases new single
Friday, October 13, 2006 – Josh Gracin just released "I Keep Coming Back" from his forthcoming sophomore album, "All About Y'all." The single is written by Steve Robson and Jeffrey Steele, who also penned the Rascal Flatts hits "What Hurts The Most" and "My Wish."
Gracin recorded the new project with Marty Williams, the producer of his self-titled debut album. His upcoming second CD is scheduled for release in early 2007. A previous single from the new album, "Favorite State of Mind," was released earlier this year, but did not make much of a chart dent.
Gracin's self-titled debut has shipped more than 750,000 units and is certified gold by the RIAA. It includes the number one hit "Nothin' To Lose" and the top five hits "Stay With Me (Brass Bed) and "I Want To Live."
More news for Josh Gracin
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CD reviews for Josh Gracin
You'd think with the surprise success of Josh Gracin's 2004 self-titled debut that his record label would immediately follow its 3 top 10 singles with another helping of "American Idol"-fueled pop-country hits. But no. It took four years for the release of Gracin's sophomore album. Originally titled "All for Y'all," Gracin's second record was due in mid-2006, but Lyric Street delayed its release after the debut single fell flat on radio, pissing off ...
It's no surprise that Josh Gracin didn't come out of the gates on his self-titled debut album with guns a blazin'. Leaning heavily on Garth Brooks-like phrasing and songs that don't venture much beyond livin', lovin' and havin' a good time, remember that country music is still Gracin's second full-time job.
For those who missed it, Gracin is the U.S. Marine who made it to the final four of Fox's 2003 installment of American Idol. He's committed to the Corps until September and must juggle duty to ...
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