Brett Eldredge Shows His Serious And Wacky Sides On New Album
. Eldredge's breakthrough hit "Raymond" showcases his sensitive side and his ability to sing a powerful ballad. The slow track paints the picture of a woman dealing with Alzheimer's, who mistakes a nursing home staffer for her son. Meanwhile, his latest song, "Don't Ya," hints at his playful side. With a light drum beat, delicate banjo and his smooth singing style his versatility brings to mind that of Chris Young as he switches effortlessly from the serious topics to the more lighthearted songs. aking a break from traveling the nation with Taylor Swift on her Red Tour, the rising country star visited Radio.com and filled us in on what to expect from his new music. "'Raymond' will be on the album," he said. "That was a very important song to me. My grandmother had Alzheimer's and I wrote that song from the experience of watching her go through it." He said that the album will include "a good mixture of the serious side of me," but he was also quick to note he's plenty "wacky and crazy, too." more on this story Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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