TYLER HUBBARD RELEASES NEW SONG “35’s”

 

“5 Foot 9” Climbing Country Radio Airplay Charts

EMI Records Nashville recording artist Tyler Hubbard continues the release of new music as he unveils his latest track “35’s” from his highly anticipated solo project. The new song follows his debut radio single, “5 Foot 9,” which is currently Top 30 and climbing the country radio airplay charts.

Written by Hubbard with Jordan Schmidt and Michael Tyler, “35’s” is the reminder we all need to take time to step away from the constant grind of our often fast-paced lives and soak in the special moments and the good times. “Sonically this song really gets me going and makes me wanna drive 100 miles an hour, but lyrically, it’s about living a life at a slower pace,” says Hubbard. “Sometimes it’s hard to break away from everything I’m trying to accomplish and really slow down and appreciate the moments that are right in front of me, and this song is a good reminder.”

Listen to “35’s” HERE | Watch the unofficial music video HERE

Chorus:

Sometimes I gotta slow down

Catch a roll down some red-rock road

Let it all sink in like these 35’s

Make some time to kill

Kick it back and chill

Do a little more livin’ than gettin’ by

Burn a couple lights

Shoot a couple cans

Take a look at life

I’m just sayin’

Sometimes I gotta slow down

Catch a roll down some red-rock road

Let it all sink in like these 35’s

 

Hubbard’s debut solo single, “5 Foot 9,” which Billboard calls a “promising introduction to Hubbard’s solo music,” and MusicRow says is the “soundtrack song for summer,” has over 24M global streams. The song quickly moved inside the Top 50 on the streaming chart in its first four weeks of release and is solidly inside the Top 30 at radio.  “5 Foot 9” currently sits on the Spotify Top 200 and is Top 10 on the Spotify Country Global chart.  The single has landed on TikTok’s Top 5 U.S. sounds with almost 110K creations to date and placed #10 on the Shazam Top Country Chart.