Red Clay Strays' Grateful Album: New Single & Video

0:00It's April 23rd, from char toppers to breaking drops. This is Music News Today, powered by AI. The red clay strays just drop the music video for their fresh single, demons in your choir, kicking off their new album Grateful, set to hit shelves on June 5th. This track dies deep into personal fate stuff, starting with haunting organ notes before exploding into a stomping anthem with heavy guitar riffs, and a powerhouse gospel choir. Meanwhile, the video, shot right in their hometown of Mobile, Alabama, and directed by Matthew Coleman, is streaming now on YouTube. Frontman Brandon Coleman calls it a bold shift in sound, blending genres in a way that feels raw and real for the whole album. Fans are buzzing hard, building on the band's wild ride from a crowdfunded debut in 2022, that went gold to their 2024 breakout made by these moments, which snag three times platinum for the number one smash, wondering why.

1:00They've stacked awards like Emerging Artist of the Year at the Americana Honors and Vocal Group, nods from the ACM and CMA. Grateful features 11 soul-stirring tracks produced again by Dave Cobb and Savannah, and Nashville's iconic RCA studio A standouts, include THE. Gritty people Hayton and the heartfelt if I didn't know you, whose video with comedian Matt Rife has racked up over 4.1 million views. Racist Andrew Bishop sums it up perfect. They're straight grateful for the journey, from struggle to sold out arenas, turning hard times into pure. Celebration through faith and roots rock fire.