Owen Riegling's Road Trip Album: In The Feeling

0:00On April 21st, Canadian country artist Owen Regling is hitting the road hard this year with festival gigs and headlining shows, all riding the wave. Of his new album in the feeling, dropped April 17th through big loud records and universal music Canada. This follows his massive breakthrough last year when old dirt roads hit number 2 on billboards Canada country airplay chart, landing him deals with, top labels. Before the pandemic shut things down in 2020, the mild may native had zeroed in on audio engineering at the Ontario Institute for Audio. Recording technology, dreaming of studio work back home instead of spotlight time, fast forward and his prior album Bruce County took album of the year at the Canadian country music awards, flipping his path completely. Fans are buzzing over tracks like the top 10 billboard Canada country hit tail light. His town plus mailbox and phone call from home, with the whole. Project telling a road trip story of self discovery.

1:00Regling wrote his breakout tune in a dorm room one afternoon, starting from shy farm sessions where he'd hide in the truck to scribble lyrics. He teamed up with producer Oscar Charles for that raw, unpollished sound, full of real guitar pushes and poles, no overtuning drawing inspo from. Artists like Eric Church who evolved without chasing hits. And for Tyler Hubbard and Chase Rice, he's kept those connections tight, even joining Hubbard on stage for crews and eyes collabs with church or Noah Cajan. The album's visuals capture classic Americana from an epic RV road trip across the country, locking in those coming of age bives for years to come as. Regling keeps evolving on tour and beyond. This has been Music News today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.