Still Working Music and Kobalt have extended an exclusive worldwide publishing deal with Gordie Sampson, who has co-written hits including Carrie Underwood’s “Jesus Take The Wheel,” Hunter Hayes’ “Storm Warning,” Florida Georgia Line ft. Backstreet Boys’ “God, Your Mama, and Me,” and Luke Bryan’s “Knockin’ Boots.” Most recently he’s had additional songs released by Tenille Townes, Caylee Hammack, Lindsay Ell, Adam Hambrick, Scott Helman, Caitlyn Smith, and Mickey Guyton.
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Hammack’s new album, If It Wasn’t For You has three songs written by Still Working Music writer Gordie Sampson. Those songs are “Looking for a Lighter” (Caylee Hammack, Hillary Lindsey, Gordie Sampson), “King Size Bed” (Caylee Hammack, Thomas “Tawgs” Salter, Gordie Sampson, Troy Verges), and “Family Tree” (Caylee Hammack, Gordie Sampson, Troy Verges). Read more here and listen below!
BBR Music Group/Stoney Creek artist Lindsay Ell dug deep into the seven phases of grief for her album, heart theory, out Aug. 14.
Still Working Music writer Gordie Sampson wrote the song “get oveR you” from the Anger phase along with Lindsay Ell and Kelly Archer. Read more here and listen below!
“Ghost Rider,” a single from Niemann’s project Lost And Found, was written by Still Working Music writer Lance Miller along with Jerrod Niemann, Brad Warren, and Brett Warren.
Niemann recalls that writing session: “Brad Warren was holding the electric guitar, Brett Warren was holding the acoustic, Lance was sitting there helping us put everything together. And I was running the console and engineering it. I just loved what they were playing, so I said, ‘Man, let me record that!’” The resulting song is an emotive examination of how haunting an ended romantic relationship can be.
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Still Working Music writer Gordie Sampson along with Scott Helman, Simon Wilcox, and Tawgs Salter wrote this incredibly poignant song honoring Helman’s grandfather, who died in June 2019.
Read more here and watch the emotional “Papa” video below.
“One More Night” written by Still Working Music writer Tommy Lee James along with Terry McBride, and Felix De Laet of Lost Frequencies is the second collaboration between Easton Corbin and Lost Frequencies – the first was the global smash hit “Are You With Me” on which Tommy was also a writer. Read more here and watch the video below!
If you’re searching for the soundtrack to your (socially distanced) summer, we’ve got the perfect playlist for you full of hits from Still Working writers! The SWM Summer 2020 Playlist has everything from a 2 week number 1 to some killer jams you might not have heard yet!!
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Still Working Music writer Gordie Sampson co-wrote two songs on Tenille’s first full-length major label album! “Jersey On The Wall” was written by Gordie along with Tenille and Tina Parol, and “The Most Beautiful Things” was written by Gordie along with Tenille and Josh Kear!
In a press release that accompanied promotional copies of the album, Townes summed up her sentiments succinctly. “This record is the dream that I had when I was a seven-year-old kid singing along in the backseat of the car,” she said. “She would really be freaking out right now.”
Listen to the album here and watch the official video for the beautiful and haunting “Jersey On The Wall” below.
Three songs from Caylee Hammack’s major label debut album, If It Wasn’t For You, were co-written by Still Working Music writer Gordie Sampson.
Sampson wrote “Looking For A Lighter” with Caylee Hammack & Hillary Lindsey, “King Size Bed” with Caylee Hammack, Thomas “Tawgs” Salter, & Troy Verges, and “Family Tree” with Caylee Hammack and Troy Verges.
‘If It Wasn’t For You‘ will be released on August 14, 2020. Click here to read more, and watch the official video for Hammack’s first single, “Family Tree,” below.
“The Stranger,” written by Ingrid Andress and then Still Working Music writer Ryan Lafferty, officially hits country radio today as Andress’ latest single!
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