Like many a young country singer, Justin Moore sings an ode to Hank Williams on his eponymous 2009 debut, but the catch is, he's not saluting Senior, he's bumping fists with Bocephus. Raised on rockin' country, he has no interest in traditions, at least as far as music goes. When it comes to his "Grandpa," "Small Town USA," and the "Good Ole American Way," though, he's all about tradition, but Moore is more interested in the double-entendres that fuel "Back That Thing Up" or the big-buckled, heavy-booted threat "I Could Kick Your Ass." Despite these macho tunes, Moore sounds more polite than tough, his touch gentle, and his crisp production clean, turning his debut into a crowd-pleasing collection of modern country.
Jason Aldean should be afraid—very, very afraid. On Justin Moore’s self-titled debut album, the Poyen, Arkansas (Population: 272) native effectively out Jason Aldeans Aldean himself, pulling off his brand of twangy, down-on-the-farm roots and rock influences with a country authenticity more capably than any other country up-and-comer at the moment.Moore, who co-wrote nine of the [...]
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Justin Moore’s self-titled debut album hit stores today and it’s already making headlines. Moore’s release has cracked the top 5 most downloaded country albums on iTunes and is also one of the top 15 most-downloaded albums amongst all genres on iTunes.His single, “Small town USA” rose to No. 8 this week on Billboard’s hot country songs [...]
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Jason Aldean should be afraid—very, very afraid. On Justin Moore’s self-titled debut album, the Poyen, Arkansas (Population: 272) native effectively out Jason Aldeans Aldean himself, pulling off his brand of twangy, down-on-the-farm roots and rock influences with a country authenticity more capably than any other country up-and-comer at the moment.Moore, who co-wrote nine of the [...]
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