Adkins aims for love on new CD
Fans can pre-order the CD via online retailers on April 2nd. All who pre-order on iTunes will immediately receive an instant download of Watch The World End featuring Caillat.
Each week through album release, fans can hear a new song at www.TraceAdkins.com. New this week, fans can stream Watch The World End.
The Harlem Gospel Choir backs Trace on the title track in the Gospel tradition of spreading love and inspiration. Exile joined on a new version of one of the big Exile hit, Kiss You All Over.
"What is love, if not a collaboration between unique individuals?" asks Adkins. "Regardless of genre, I'm a fan of strong songwriting and vocal ability - I can't say enough about what Colbie, the Harlem Gospel Choir and Exile brought to the table in their own way. It is an honor to have such talented performers, songwriters and producers join me on the most inspiring, satisfying album of my career."
Producers included Tony Brown, Mark Wright, Frank Rogers, Kenny Beard and Mickey Cones.
Songs on the CD are:
1. When I Stop Loving You*
2. So What If I Do**
3. Come See Me***
4. Right Now**
5. Every One Of You**
6. The Altar Of Your Love***
7. Kiss You All Over (Featuring Exile)***
8. If The Sun Comes Up***
9. Say No To A Woman
10. Watch The World End (Featuring Colbie Caillat)
11. Love Will (Featuring Harlem Gospel Choir)
Produced by Frank Rogers
*Produced by Tony Brown & Mickey Jack Cones
**Produced by Mark Wright, Kenny Beard & Mickey Jack Cones
***Produced by Kenny Beard & Mickey Jack Cones
More news for Trace Adkins
- 02/06/23: Adkins is Somewhere in America (on tour)
- 12/10/21: "Monarch" hopes "A Country Boy Can Survive"
- 10/14/21: Adkins announces The Way I Wanna Go Tour
- 08/27/21: Adkins, Moon, Ray, The Grascals drop new asounds
- 06/29/21: Adkins does it "The Way I Wanna Go"
- 04/30/21: Adkins shares "Heartbreak Song"
- 08/14/20: Adkins "Ain't That Kind of Cowboy"
- 06/05/20: Adkins has his "Mind On Fishin'"
CD reviews for Trace Adkins
Anybody with staying power in the modern country music landscape must have found a four-leaf clover and a niche. Trace Adkins hearkens back to a time when country stars included more Alpha males. He's got a baritone as deep as an oil well and stands eye-to-eye with quite a few pro basketball players. It's enough presence to show up on screen, and Adkins has had more than one foray into film over the 30-plus years he's been singing for his supper.
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From the cheesy stage props to the casually dressed backing singers (one even has a headband that leaves her looking ...
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