is a swaggering anthem of empowerment, aimed at any naysaying men who are looking to limit their ladies’ horizons. The lead single and kickoff track from Silvas’ upcoming E.G.O. The song’s missing piece falls into place during the final chorus, where TJ amends his refrain to read, “I don’t remember me … before you.” “I’ve heard stories about the boy I used to be, but I don’t remember me,” he sings in a backwoods baritone, while brother John chimes in with light layers of power-ballad guitar. TJ Osborne takes a look back, trying to recall the time spent before his lover’s arrival. It’s a stunning makeover, breathing new life into one of the most heavily covered songs in the country catalog.īrothers Osborne, “I Don’t Remember Me (Before You)” Here, she replaces the orchestral sweep of Lynn Anderson’s “Rose Garden” with galloping percussion and bright blasts of brass. Updating a handful of country classics with a Mariachi twist, Stephanie Urbina Jones builds a bridge between the Bible Belt and the tropics with her new covers album, Tularosa. “Got My Name Changed Back” takes an unexpectedly jazzy turn during the song’s final 30 seconds, where Angaleena Presley and Ashley Monroe join Lambert in piling their voices into Andrews Sisters-worthy harmonies. “It takes a judge to get married, it takes a judge to get divorced / Well, the last couple years I spent a lot of time in court,” she sings, balancing the Pistol Annies’ honky-tonk humor with a sly nod to her own marital changes.
Miranda Lambert celebrates her independence with this countrified kiss-off.
Pistol Annies, “Got My Name Changed Back” A long-awaited song from the Pistol Annies, Brothers Osborne’s new single and Lucie Silvas’ glorious “Kite” are among the 10 country and Americana tracks you need to hear now.
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