Rising country star Jordan Rager convinces fans that enough “wrong ones”
will lead to the right one with this latest single “The Wrong Ones.”
The song is now available for streaming and purchase today. Rager
co-wrote this worthwhile single with Michael Whitworth (Mitchell
Tenpenny, Eli Young Band) and Brent Anderson (Cole Swindell, Blake
Shelton, Dustin Lynch).
Listen to “The Wrong Ones” HERE.
“The idea came from a talk I had with my buddies Michael Whitworth and
Brent Anderson who wrote the song with me. At the time all 3 of us were
in different stages of a relationship. Michael was (and still is)
married, Brent was all excited about this new girl he was seeing and I
had just gotten out of a long term thing myself, so we naturally started
talking about the ups and downs of love,” told Rager. “That eventually
lead us to the phrase “it takes a lot of getting it wrong before you can
get it right” and the idea “The Wrong Ones” was born. I’m so proud of
this song. It’s one of my favorite things I’ve ever written and I’m so
excited for people to finally hear it.”
After being raised in the rural community of Loganville, Georgia (also
home to Tyler Hubbard and Jon Langston), Rager knew that he had to lean
into his songwriting to help his chances in Music City. During one of
Rager’s performances, Barry Williams (Jason Aldean’s father) immediately
heard the talent coming from the then teenager and knew he needed to
work with him. After that, Williams took Rager under his wing and began
mentoring the sprightly young guitar-slinger. Once signing with Riser
House in 2018, he was able to begin releasing music and establishing his
sound in the country music landscape.
Recently, Rager’s earned support spots for Kane Brown, Old Dominion,
Justin Moore, Trace Adkins, Randy Houser, Jon Langston, Rodney Atkins
and many more. Nationwide performances have helped send his stream count
well past 52 million. Rager is due to release his upcoming project in
early 2020.
To learn more about Jordan Rager, visitjordanrager.comand follow him on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.
Photo credit: Jason Myers