In a resounding declaration of pride for her country music roots, Lainey Wilson's latest single "Country's Cool Again" is a spirited anthem celebrating the resurgence of rural culture. Following her recent triumph at the Grammy Awards, where her album "Bell Bottom Country" clinched the coveted Best Country Album title, Wilson wastes no time in reaffirming her allegiance to the genre that shaped her identity. This song comes at a time when many artists are starting to venture into the genre, like Beyonce, Post-Maloné and Lana Del Ray.
"Country's Cool Again" immediately captivates listeners with its infectious blend of country rock and Southern charm. Wilson's Louisiana heritage permeates every note Co-written with her trusted collaborators Trannie Anderson, Dallas Wilson, and Aslan Freeman, the song exudes a sense of camaraderie and shared experience, drawing listeners into Wilson's personal journey within the music industry.
The lyrics serve as a reflection of Wilson's upbringing and her unwavering commitment to her roots. With lines like "I was born in boots on humble ground," she pays homage to her humble beginnings and the profound influence of country music on her life.
Yet, amidst the autobiographical narrative, "Country's Cool Again" also acknowledges the broader cultural shift towards embracing all things country. Wilson joyfully sings, "Hey everybody wants to be a cowboy," capturing the zeitgeist of a genre that is experiencing newfound popularity and relevance.
And in the grand tradition of country music's resilience and adaptability, Lainey Wilson's "Country's Cool Again" stands as a testament to the enduring power and appeal of the genre, proving once again that country music is here to stay.
