Midland • Let It Roll • 12" VINYL 2x RECORD LP 2019 Big Machine Records ••NEW••
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Midland
Let It Roll
12"
VINYL
2x
RECORD LP
BRAND NEW & FACTORY SEALED
Big Machine Records
BMRML0200D
UPC | 843930042524
2019
Produced by Dann Huff, Josh Osborne, Shane McAnally
TRACK LISTING
SIDE A
1. Let It Roll
2. Fourteen Gears
3. Mr. Lonely
4. Cheatin' Songs
5. Put The Hurt On Me
6. I Love You, Goodbye
7. Every Song's A Drinkin' Song
8. 21st Century Honky Tonk American Band
SIDE C
9. Fast Hearts And Slow Towns
10. Cheatin' By The Rules
11. Playboys
SIDE D 12. Lost In The Night
13. Gettin' The Feel
14. Roll Away
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Double vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. 2019 release. Let it Roll was produced by Nashville mainstays Dann Huff, Shane McAnally and Josh Osborne. The album cover art for Let it Roll features the trio in their trademark hats and cowboy boots, reclining against the hood of a car. The font and color palette calls to mind the band's retro-inspired brand of classic country, further indicating that the new batch of songs will continue in the same vein of juke joint-friendly honky tonk music.
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Credit good timing or the muscle of their major label, but Midland's idiosyncratic retro vibe struck gold in 2017, giving them a major hit single with "Drinkin' Problem." Since their neon-lit country clicked the first time around, it makes sense the Midland would double down on their '80s vintage on their second album, 2019's Let It Roll. Once again working with producers Josh Osborne, Shane McAnally, and Dann Huff, the trio from Dripping Springs, Texas continue to fuse the mellow vibes of middle-aged Merle with the casual confidence of George Strait. This time around, Midland dials back the twangy snap that gave 2017's On the Rocks the occasional kick. Every so often, Let It Roll kicks into second gear: "21st Century Honky Tonk American Band" rolls into a nasty country-rock grind, "Mr. Lonely" maintains their tie to Dwight Yoakam's Bakersfield shuffle and even though it lopes to a lazy honky tonk beat, "Every Song's a Drinkin' Song" provides a welcome dose of barroom humor. Still, Let It Roll hums along to an easy, laid-back tempo, favoring soft, hazy harmonies and layered guitars to lean traditionalist country. As a production, it's pretty difficult to resist; it's as supple and comforting as a favorite old chair. The sound is so alluring, it's easy to overlook how many songs simply glide by without ever quite catching hold. Maybe that's due to how Midland's touch is so light it's nearly invisible. Mark Wystrach has a pleasant, amiable voice that lends the trio's songs the slightest hint of gravel, but it -- along with the harmonies of Jess Carson and Cameron Duddy -- is a mere element in the warm, enveloping production of Let It Roll. It's a record that gets by on feel, not songs, which may mean that it doesn't provide many distinguishing hooks, but it does sound awfully good as it plays. SHIPPING TO USA ONLY
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