Post by Scully on May 14, 2021 13:53:02 GMT -6
COUNTRY DUO SOUTHERLAND TO RELEASE DEBUT EP BOOT UP FRIDAY, MAY 28
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Rising country duo Southerland will release its debut EP, Boot Up, on Friday, May 28, 2021. The seven-song EP produced by Greg Bates includes the previously released singles “Thing Is,” “Little Bit of You” and “Along Those Lines” as well as four all-new songs that showcase the duo’s smooth vocals and traditional country harmonies.
“With the craziness of 2020, we kept our feet on the gas in the writers room and in the studio,” share Matt Chase and Chris Rogers of Southerland. “We’re always excited to release new music, but we’re especially excited about this EP. Some of our very favorite songs we have written are on this project.”
Boot Up Track Listing:
“Boot Up” (Greg Bates, Matt Chase, Chris Rogers, Austin Taylor Smith)
“Might As Well Be Us” (Greg Bates, Matt Chase, Chris Rogers)
“Came Out of Nowhere” (Jessi Alexander, Matt Chase, Chris Rogers)
“Dance” (Greg Bates, Matt Chase, Chris Rogers)
“Along Those Lines” (Greg Bates, Matt Chase, Chris Rogers, Driver Williams)
“Little Bit of You” (Greg Bates, Matt Chase, Chris Rogers,)
“Thing Is” (Matt Chase, Greg Bates, Chris Rogers) *produced by Trent Willmon
“Southerland is hitting each note dead on, and in a way which presages success in their future” shared Forbes, while Rolling Stone notes Southerland continues to usher in a “traditional country revival.”
Matt Chase and Chris Rogers wrote and collaborated for years before they signed to River House Artists/Sony Music Nashville in 2019 as Southerland. The singer/songwriters have shared the stage with Luke Combs, Lauren Alaina, Eli Young Band, Brantley Gilbert, Montgomery Gentry, Craig Morgan, Darius Rucker, Morgan Wallen and many more since meeting in 2016.
About Southerland
Everyone saw the duo's potential in Charleston, S.C. native Matt Chase and small town Washington, Ga’s Chris Rogers before they saw it themselves. Before morphing into the musical outfit now known as Southerland, the two had been playing college towns and dive bars together for three years. They met through mutual friends and their musical compatibility is what has kept the two working and playing together since 2016. They have developed, quite naturally, into a duo that relies heavily on lyrical content, while melodically blending classic and pop country. The two create music that takes the storytelling of traditional country music and gives it a relatable, modern country feel.