Dustin Lynch recently released a video for his new single "Fish In The Sea" from his 13-track album Blue in the Sky.
The feel-good track is all about having a good time and "bringing party mode to the beach," the Broken Bow Records star shared on social media.
"It's that time of the year! Time to keep the Blue in the Sky and bring a little bit of that feel-good energy into the holiday weekend," writes Lynch. "This song takes me on a vacation - living life on the water and in a 'Party Mode' state of mind. I hope it does that for you, too! Crank it up!"
The track opens with the sound of waves crashing and a freshly-cracked-open beer before Lynch sets the beachy backdrop for listeners.
"Palm tree, salt in the air / A little white sand under my chair / Got a room key, some pesos in my pocket / I trade my old boots for these flip flops," he sings in the first verse.
In the accompanying music video, Lynch brings in all the "party mode" vibes and beach party fun to the heart of downtown Nashville. The light-hearted clip follows the country star and his crew on their night out on Music City's Broadway.
(Photo: Connor Dwyer)
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