Country music sensation Parker McCollum has unveiled the complete tracklist for his eagerly anticipated self-titled fifth studio album, which is set to release on June 27th. This album marks a significant new chapter in McCollum’s career, featuring a blend of his signature storytelling and authentic sound.
The lead single, “What Kinda Man,” has resonated deeply with fans, capturing the essence of McCollum’s artistic evolution. Following this, he has released additional tracks such as “Hope That I’m Enough,” “Big Sky,” and the seductive “Killin’ Me,” showcasing his range and creativity.
Expressing his enthusiasm about the album, McCollum stated, “It is the best thing I’ve ever done. This record is honest, this record is raw, this record is one thousand percent authentic, Parker, and it feels really good to get back to writing and recording songs like I always wanted to.” This sentiment reinforces the personal connection he shares with his music, promising fans an album that reflects genuine experiences and emotions.
The album is produced by the renowned Frank Liddell and Eric Masse, recorded at the historic Power Station studio in New York City. This venue is known for its rich musical history, adding another layer of significance to the project.
Contributions from celebrated songwriters like Jon Randall, Lori McKenna, and Randy Rogers enrich the album’s lyrical depth, ensuring a variety of perspectives and storytelling techniques are woven throughout the tracks.
Additionally, McCollum has partnered with Lucchese to launch the “Lucchese x Parker McCollum: The Encore” collection, further blending his music career with fan engagement through fashion.
As excitement builds for this release, fans can look forward to exploring the following tracklist:
1. “My Blue”
2. “Big Sky”
3. “Solid Country G0ld”
4. “Watch Me Bleed”
5. “Killin’ Me”
6. “Good Time Charlie’s Got the Blues” featuring Cody Johnson
7. “Sunny Days”
8. “Permanent Headphones”
9. “New York Is On Fire”
10. “Come On”
11. “What Kinda Man”
12. “Hope That I’m Enough”
13. “Enough Rope”
14. “My Worst Enemy”
With so much anticipation surrounding this new release, McCollum’s latest work is poised to reinforce his standing as a formidable force in the country music scene. The authenticity and collaborative spirit evident in this album promise to deliver a rewarding experience for both new listeners and long-time fans.