Rising country music crooner Peyton Aldridge releases his new single, “One More Night With You,” available everywhere today. The track was exclusively premiered by Countrypolitan, noting that the song "rings soft and tender with its gently swaying production and hear-spun lyrics. There’s an emotional urgency to Aldridge’s performance that evokes such greats as Kenny Rogers."
To stream and download “One More Night With You” click HERE.
"One More Night With You" is Aldridge’s sixth release since launching his solo career on the heels of his appearance with Coach John Legend on Season 22 of The Voice. His music is described as a blend of gospel, southern rock, country and Delta blues as evidenced by his uniquely soulful, blues-styled country sound. Aldridge has spent the past several months focused on creating new music and is slated to deliver his debut EP in early 2024.
"Man, I just love the feel of this song. It’s one of my earlier co-writes with my friends Sherrie Austin, Will Rambeaux and my long-time ride-or-die, Bubba (George) Cole. To me, this is just an honest, simple, no muss or fuss, love song. I especially love the nod of the hat to one of my long time fav’s, Roy Orbison; it’s got a little bit of him in there, too. You know, I love the lyrics but the way it feels just kills me. I think my fans will enjoy it and I’m super excited to share it with them!" exclaimed Aldridge.
ABOUT PEYTON ALDRIDGE:
Born in and raised in Mississippi, near the birthplace of the musical style known as the Delta Blues, Peyton found his love for music at an early age, singing with his church choir and at local music venues. During his appearance on The Voice, in September 2022, Peyton turned the heads and chairs of three judges; inciting a friendly rivalry between judge John Legend for blocking fellow judge Blake Shelton from participating. Peyton Aldridge officially launched his solo career with a sold-out January 2023 concert in his hometown and a series of single releases slated for early Spring 2023. The artist has consistently earned praise for the honesty in his songwriting and soulfulness of his vocals, often compared to Chris Stapleton and Vince Gill.
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