
ERNEST's Deep Blue Album: Nostalgic Tropical Tunes
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ERNESTs third studio album, Deep Blue, drops on May 1st, blending nostalgic vibes with fresh island energy. Inspired by his debut, this thirteen-track project features co-writes and production by ERNEST, alongside collaborations with Toby Keith, Paul Overstreet, and Nathan Chapman. The album concludes with a feature from Lukas Nelson and will be released on deep blue vinyl. ERNEST is also embarking on his Live From The South Tour, promising a personal and engaging experience.
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — ERNEST's Deep Blue Album: Nostalgic Tropical Tunes. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 1st, E-R-N-E-S-T is dropping his third studio album, D-Blue, on May 1st through big loud records. This 13-track project pulls fans into a nostalgic vibe mixed with fresh island energy from the U.S. Virgin Islands, the spot that shaped him as, an artist and person. He drew inspiration from his debut album Locals Only, back in 2019, reflecting on seven years of growth while blending those early. Fans with current life stories, it's all about breezy tropical tunes that feel both familiar and brand new. Fans are buzzing over early singles like Lorelai and Boat named after you, plus fresh previews of the title track and end of the night. For the first time, he added four outside songs from heavyweights, like Toby Keith, Paul Overstreet, and Nathan Chapman, E-R-N-E-S-T stayed hands-on, co-riding most tracks and producing everyone alongside Jacob Duret. The album wraps with the feature from Lucas Nelson on Time as a Thief, and it'll hit
Shells on D-Blue vinyl, with limited signed copies up for. Grabs, meanwhile, he's tearing up the road on his lip from the south tour, hitting spots like New York's Irving Plaza next, then Houston and beyond, with. Rising talents from his own label, Writing Shotgun, D-Blue's shaping up to be his most personal ride yet. Stay tuned with music news today, AI-powered updates.
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