There was a time when pretty much all music coming out of Nashville, Tennessee was country, or at least heavily country leaning. Those days are gone, and this album is an example of that. Sure, there is still a lot of country coming out of Nashville, but the scene is very diverse and wide ranging in terms of styles.

In this case the music found here is alternative rock based with a real pop music angle. There is a bit of a country edge on one song, but that's fairly minor even there. However you label this, it's a collection of strong music that's creative, accessible and just plain cool.

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While this isn't as immediate or quite as directly poppy as the opener, it's a great tune. It still has plenty of alternative rock built into it. I really love the guitar solo on this, too.

While not a big change, this is strong enough that it doesn't need to be. It's charming and entertaining.

A full ballad, this has a more stripped back and vulnerable feeling to it.

Here we get another solid alternative rocker. It's not a huge change, but it's an effective song.