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Chris Janson Reveals Details Of New Album 'The Outlaw Side Of Me'

By RTTNews Staff Writer   ✉   | Published:   | Follow Us On Google News

Chris Janson has revealed the title and cover of his BMLG debut album, The Outlaw Side of Me.

Out ahead of the record's June 16 release, the critically-acclaimed performer has also dropped a new focus track, "21 Forever," featuring musical titans Dolly Parton and Slash.

"I'm so thrilled to announce that two global icons have joined me for my absolute biggest collaboration to date," Janson said. "Dolly and Slash- it doesn't get any bigger than that! I'm incredibly humbled and grateful for these two. I hope you all enjoy '21 Forever.'"

Working alongside Grammy-winning producer Julian Raymond, Janson's new album is a full-spectrum look at one of country music's most promising rising stars. From the outlaw, to the rowdy rocker, the romantic, and the full-throttle performer, this record is Chris Janson from top to bottom.

"From the minute I started this album 'til the minute we finished, I enjoyed every second," Janson explains. "This record encompasses all sides of me: the lover, the party guy, the conservationist, the family man… I love these songs, and I had such a good time making the music. The Outlaw Side of Me is my favorite album to date."

The lead single from the new record, "All I Need Is You," is impacting country radio now and is rapidly climbing the charts.

Recently, Janson earned four RIAA Platinum certifications for his singles "Buy Me A Boat" (4x Platinum), "Good Vibes," "Drunk Girl," and "Fix A Drink."

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