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Lainey Wilson Announces New Album Sayin' What I'm Thinkin'

January 22, 2021 2:20 pm GMT
Last Edited May 15, 2023 11:05 am GMT

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Louisiana-born, Nashville-based artist Lainey Wilson has announced her new album Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’, set to be released on February 19th.

The twelve-track album, produced by Grammy-award winning producer Jay Joyce, features a co-write on every track from Wilson alongside an array of talented songwriters, including Jonathan Singleton and Luke Dick.

Alongside the announcement, Wilson has shared new single 'Neon Diamonds', a bell bottom stomp of a hit. Wilson is premiering the video today (11am ET, 12pm CT, 5pm GMT) across Youtube.

The album also features her latest single ‘Things A Man Oughta Know’ which recently crash landed into Spotify’s Viral 50 and Amazon’s Top 50 Country songs, garnering millions of streams.

The song showcases Wilson’s ability to blend the feisty side of her personality with her sensitive nature, packaging it up into a single that can hold its own on both across Radio and in streaming.

From her tough start in Music City, living in her bumper-pull camper trailer, she has now been named one of Music Row Magazine’s ‘Next Big Thing’ artists for 2021.

She has amassed a loyal fanbase both in the US and the UK, having toured with the likes of Ashley McBryde and Justin Moore, to name a few.

As she yearns for the return of live shows, Lainey Wilson is back with her style of Bell Bottomed Country on Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’.

Sayin' What I'm Thinkin' will be released on February 19th 2021 via BMG/BBR Music Group.

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