Country music superstar Brad Paisley has teamed up with Miranda Lambert for a new duet, "Someone Else's Arms."
The song is part of Paisley's Tacklebox project, which was announced four weeks ago. He has added six tracks so far, drawing from his vast catalog of unreleased and unrecorded songs: "Fallin'," "This Town Ain't Small Enough," "Without You," "Hi Ho Silverado," featuring David Lee Murphy," Overnight Low," and "Helen Back."
A portion of this new music comes from Brad's extensive catalog of unreleased and unrecorded songs, dating back to the 90s, when his career began.
Other songs were recently written and inspired by that style and by the unmistakable 90s sound of Alan Jackson, Brooks and Dunn, and Alabama, as well as 80s-influenced productions similar to those of George Strait, Garth Brooks, and others.
Brad's currently touring Europe before he returns to the States to play Provo, Utah, on July 4 and resume his U.S. Tour.
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