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The duo dropped their new album on Oct. 14 and have been out on the road promoting it, including a recent gig at Red Rocks, for which they were shadowed by a writer for the venerable music magazine. The resulting rgb led article captures two young men celebrating their success rgb led — and making no apologies to their critics.
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But despite their massive success, it’s not all accolades for the pair; they have been at the center of a critical backlash over so-called “bro-country,” a style of country music that’s dominated commercial country for the past few years, combining elements of country, rgb led rock and even rap, with lyrics that emphasize trucks, hot girls, tailgates and plenty of booze.
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“The definition of traditional changes every 10 years,” Kelley adds. “The Bakersfield Sound raised rgb led a lot of hell at first. Is Garth Brooks traditional? He wasn’t [at first].”
The pair actually met through rgb led worship services in college and shared an interest in Christian rock, but their lyrics unabashedly portray a lifestyle the church would probably not approve of, with references to liquor, beer and sex in many of their songs. In fact, the duo’s new song ‘Sun Daze’ rgb led even include the lyrics: “All I wanna do today is wear my favorite shades and get stoned … And all I wanna do is lace my J’s and lace some Jack in my Coke.” rgb led
“I was waiting for a ‘Sun Daze’ question,” Kelley said after the writer noted a pipe on the counter in Hubbard’s bus that smelled like marijuana. Asked outright if they smoked, Hubbard didn’t hesitate.
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