CD Review: Redferrin – Old No. 7
By Adam Chance for Country Music News International Magazine
1. Jack and Diet Coke
2. Lose Her For Nothin’
3. Miss Summer
4. Just Like Johnny
5. Doin’ Life
6. She’s Like Whiskey
7. Champagne In The Morning
Redferrin’s Old No. 7 EP blends country, rock, and trap influences into a dynamic and compelling project. Known for his versatility, Redferrin explores both the highs and lows of life in this whiskey-themed collection, which defies country music clichés by weaving in elements of R&B and hip-hop.
The opening track, Jack and Diet Coke, sets the tone with a catchy hook and sharp production, which has already garnered significant success on streaming platforms. Redferrin continues to push boundaries on Lose Her For Nothin’ and Miss Summer, offering heartfelt anthems that recall the simplicity of summer love and the pain of heartbreak.
The EP takes a deeper turn with Doin’ Life, where Redferrin addresses his personal struggles with mental health and depression. The raw honesty and emotional depth of this track make it a standout, illustrating Redferrin’s ability to tackle serious themes while maintaining authenticity.
Old No. 7 offers a gritty, emotionally charged ride, with moments like Just Like Johnny—a tribute to the love between Johnny Cash and June Carter—balancing the EP’s mix of vulnerability and swagger. The final two tracks, She’s Like Whiskey and Champagne In The Morning, showcase Redferrin’s genre-blending skills, wrapping up the EP with a polished, yet raw energy.
Overall, Old No. 7 showcases Redferrin’s range as an artist, with each track contributing to a cohesive narrative about love, loss, and resilience. This EP firmly establishes him as a promising new voice in country music.
Rating: 4 out of 5 Stars
For more information, visit Redferrin’s official website <https://www.redferrin.com>