Country artist Ryan Broshear will release a three-song EP, Heaven For A Good Old Boy, on Nov. 13. The project’s title track arrived Oct. 9, and a second song, “Stuck In My Memory,” was released Oct. 23. The EP will close with “If Whiskey Were You.”
According to the announcement, the EP centers on themes of home, nostalgia and heartbreak. “Stuck In My Memory” revisits childhood memories tied to a family farm, the title track reflects on everyday pleasures and rural life, and “If Whiskey Were You” uses bar imagery to explore the aftermath of a breakup.
Broshear, an independent artist based in Nashville, has been named a Billboard Artist to Watch and says he has logged 17 weeks on the Billboard country radio chart, per the release. He has toured with acts including Luke Bryan, Justin Moore, Chris Young and Lee Brice, and has had music featured in the films Sunlight Jr. and Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul.
Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Christy Walker-Watkins, 3on.e2ma.net.