Dangerous: The Double Album by Morgan Wallen (CD, 2021, 2-Discs, Big Loud) *NEW*

Description: Dangerous: The Double Album by Morgan Wallen [2CD] Track Listing: Album 1 - 1 Sand In My Boots2 Wasted On You3 Somebody's Problem4 More Surprised Than Me5 8056 Warning7 Neon Eyes8 Outlaw - feat. Ben Burgess9 Whickey'd My Way10 Wonderin' Bout The Wind11 Your Bartender12 Only Thing That's Gone13 Cover Me Up14 7 Summers15 More Than My HometownAlbum 2 -1 Still Goin Down2 Rednecks, Red Letters, Red Dirt3 Dangerous4 Beer Don't5 Blame It On Me6 Somethin' Coountry7 This Bar8 Country Ass Shit9 Whatcha Think Of Country Now10 Me On Whiskey11 Need A Boat12 Silverado For Sale13 Heartless (Wallen Album Mix)14 Livin' The Dream15 Quittin' TimeMorgan Wallen -"Dangerous: The Double Album" Big Loud/Republic Records' Morgan Wallen will release his highly anticipated sophomore album, DANGEROUS: THE DOUBLE ALBUM, on January 8th. The vast 30-track project was written largely by Wallen throughout the last three years, while he was becoming "the fastest rising young star in country" (Variety). Further establishing his signature sound, it includes a strong arsenal of writers and features "More Than My Hometown", a countrified version of 3X Platinum Diplo collab, "Heartless" and more! --- Morgan Wallen knows releasing a double album as your second record is a bit of a flex. That's why he emphasized the length of his sophomore set, calling it Dangerous: The Double Album instead of just Dangerous: the size is part of the point. Weighing in at a hefty 30 songs -- each album runs 15 songs, some clocking in at under three minutes but none feeling like afterthoughts -- Dangerous: The Double Album gives Wallen plenty of space to expand upon the slick pleasures of his 2018 debut, If I Know Me. There, he sounded a bit like Florida Georgia LIne's younger brother, a singer out for a good time but sharp enough to know to lean into the romantic side of the country-pop equation. Dangerous: The Double Album has its share of smooth romance and party tunes, yet they're just a facet of a record that quietly touches on everything that could be called country in 2021. Wallen collaborated with such Nashville mainstays as Shane McAnally and Rodney Clawson, sings a song co-credited to the glossy loverman Thomas Rhett, covers Americana icon Jason Isbell ("Cover Me Up"), then pulls the entire album into focus by closing it with "Quittin' Time," a song co-written by Eric Church. That's not the only moment that explicitly conjures the spirit of Church: the entire record has a lean, neo-classicist vibe, splitting the difference between old-fashioned country and modern sounds, while the album art echoes Mr. Misunderstood. Wallen isn't quite the maverick that Church is. He's firmly within the mainstream, relying on ballads and never shying away from R&B rhythms or electronic flair. Rather than dedicating himself entirely to these contemporary sounds, he weaves them between harder country and softer pop, the styles cohering due to Wallen's easy charisma. He never pushes too hard, yet he has a light touch, so he sounds as comfortable sliding into a wall of digital sound as he does singing with just an acoustic guitar or two. This gift justifies the considerable length of Dangerous: The Double Album as all the sheer variety proves Wallen can indeed convincingly sing just about any modern country style. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, AllMusic Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE

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