RANDY HOUSER’S NEW ALBUM HOW COUNTRY FEELS NOW AVAILABLE
15-Track Album Featuring This Week’s No. 1 Smash Single
Randy Houser
Credit: David McCliste
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – (Tuesday, January 22, 2013) – Stoney Creek Records’ Randy Houser shows the world “How Country Feels” today with the release of his new album now available in stores, on iTunes and
everywhere music is sold. The 15-track release features seven songs
co-written by Houser including the poignant ballad “Power Of A Song,”
which Alanna Conaway of American Songwriter
says “will knock a listener off their feet,” the biographical “Route 3
Box 250D” which showcases the singer’s childhood in Mississippi, and the
first No. 1 smash hit of his career “How Country Feels,” which tops the
charts this week on BDS/Billboard and Country Aircheck/Mediabase/USA Today.
everywhere music is sold. The 15-track release features seven songs
co-written by Houser including the poignant ballad “Power Of A Song,”
which Alanna Conaway of American Songwriter
says “will knock a listener off their feet,” the biographical “Route 3
Box 250D” which showcases the singer’s childhood in Mississippi, and the
first No. 1 smash hit of his career “How Country Feels,” which tops the
charts this week on BDS/Billboard and Country Aircheck/Mediabase/USA Today.
Bill Friskics-Warren of the Washington Post notes,
“He’s back with ‘How Country Feels,’ a buoyant, hook-filled outing that
seems to have the Mississippi native angling for Nashville’s softer,
feel-good center,” and Brian Mansfield of USA Today
adds, “Want to know how country feels? Listen past the title hit’s
seven-gen heartland rock. When Houser sings about songs themselves, and
why not all who love them can live them, his nuanced Mississippi drawl
becomes part of the story.”
“He’s back with ‘How Country Feels,’ a buoyant, hook-filled outing that
seems to have the Mississippi native angling for Nashville’s softer,
feel-good center,” and Brian Mansfield of USA Today
adds, “Want to know how country feels? Listen past the title hit’s
seven-gen heartland rock. When Houser sings about songs themselves, and
why not all who love them can live them, his nuanced Mississippi drawl
becomes part of the story.”
Echoing opinions in Music City, Country Weekly‘s
Tammy Ragusa brings attention to Houser’s long-standing industry cred
writing, “Nashville’s country music insiders have known for some time
that Randy Houser is one of the finest male vocalists the community has
ever welcomed.”
Tammy Ragusa brings attention to Houser’s long-standing industry cred
writing, “Nashville’s country music insiders have known for some time
that Randy Houser is one of the finest male vocalists the community has
ever welcomed.”
Suggested Twitter copy: @randyhouser’s “How Country Feels” out today! Preview and download it on @iTunes: http://bit.ly/WT5LKT.