Cole Swindell will release his fifth studio album, Spanish Moss, on June 27.  The album is the follow-up to Cole’s 2022 project Stereotype, which featured the tracks “Single Saturday Night,” “Never Say Never” (with Lainey Wilson) and the smash hit “She Had Me At Heads Carolina,” which earned Swindell three ACM Awards, including Single and Song of the Year.

Spanish Moss features Swindell’s current top 10 single “Forever To Me,” written alongside Greylan James and Rocky Block as a tribute to his engagement and marriage to wife Courtney. The album’s title track, co-written with Devin Dawson, Jordan Minton and Jordan Reynolds, can be listened to: HERE.

Swindell shares of the new album: “’Spanish Moss’ has been a work in progress for over two years now. I knew it would be a tough task following up ‘Stereotype’ and the success we had from that album, but sometimes a challenge can be motivating and exactly what’s needed to grow. For me, the album making process has always had a common theme … best song wins. Although it’s never that simple … Life has changed a lot for me in the best way since the last project and I wanted to be able write and sing about those blessings while also not forgetting where I came from and the pain from the past. One of the beautiful things about music is even though you may not be currently going through something at this very moment, more than likely someone out there IS. I think this album is balanced that way and has a little bit of everything from songs like: ‘Kill A Prayer,’ ‘Dirty Dancing,’ ‘Forever to Me’ to ‘Dale Jr.,’ ‘Country Boy Can’t Survive,’ and ‘Heads Up Heaven.’”

Pre-order ‘Spanish Moss’ – HERE.

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