Jerrod Niemann’s 2012 CD, Free The Music. Photo courtesy of Essential Broadcast Media.
It’s a wild musical exploration when Jerrod Niemann gets behind the controls. Blurring genres and leaping boundaries, Jerrod is set to release his sophomore album, Free The Music, on October 2. As the follow-up to his 2010 breakthrough, Judge Jerrod the Hung Jury, the new 12-song collection takes its title seriously with an envelope-pushing brand of country that mixes up a concoction of sound that includes honky tonk, pop, psychedelia and reggae – all with a 3-piece horn section.
Jerrod seems to delight in keeping the listener off balance. On Free The Music, arrangements burst with creativity, as songs like “Shinin’ On Me” and “Honky Tonk Fever” constantly shift underneath his voice. The former, which serves as the
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