COREY KENT RELEASES “HOOD OF THAT CAR” (PIANO VERSION) (AUDIO & VIDEO)
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“Hey y’all, it’s Corey Kent. And the piano version of Hood of That Car is out now. This was a happy accident that happened in the studio, we got done tracking the full band version, and Gordon Mote who has become a good friend of mine was playing keys on this song. And kind of sat down and started playing it just a little bit slower. And so it was suggested, and it just felt like it was right for me to hop back in the vocal booth. And we just played it one time at this slower pace and made it a little more intimate and it turned out to be a really cool moment that you couldn’t recreate if you tried. So let me know what y’all think.“
About Corey Kent:
With the small-town charm of a boy from Bixby, OK, the big-city energy of Dallas, TX, and vocal prowess that rivals Nashville’s best – Corey Kent has been poised for a career in music from the beginning. Growing up influenced by various genres and artists, Corey started his journey in music at an early age. Taking the stage at age 11 as the lead singer for a touring Western Swing band, Corey hit early career milestones opening for legendary acts like Roy Clark and The Oak Ridge Boys. A few years later, he would be booking gigs around his hometown of Bixby, OK and by 17 he made his way to Nashville.
In 2020, Corey released his From the West LP which garnered 3.5+ million aggregate streams and set the stage for his next chapter. His song “Gold” and fan favorite “Ain’t My Day has nearly 15 million streams combined. In December of 2021, Corey released his sophomore album, ’21, to an overwhelmingly positive reception and landed on multiple playlists across the streaming platforms with his single “There’s Always Next Year.” On March 4, 2022, Corey released his smash hit single “Wild As Her.”
A road warrior, Corey has been seen out on the road performing over 100 shows a year in 2021 alone. Along with headlining his own shows and playing the top music festivals across the country, Corey has been the supporting act for artists including as Parker McCollum, Cody Johnson, Chase Rice, Eli Young, Josh Abbott, Flatland Cavalry, and Kolby Cooper. Corey also has major success writing songs for others including Kolby Cooper, Brandon Jenkins, Clark Green’s #1 hit “Hit You Where It Hurts” and more.
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