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Chanteur Country US né Colden Rainey "Cole" Swindell le 30 Juin 1983 à Bronwood (Georgie).
Bronwood,
Georgia's Cole Swindell is a country singer and songwriter who often adds
touches of rock, pop, and hip-hop to his songs. Swindell was a member of the
same Sigma Chi fraternity at Georgia Southern University as fellow Georgian
Luke Bryan; the two often played shows together, and after
Bryan made his move to Nashville, Swindell followed. Six of the songs on
Bryan's Spring Break... Here to Party album were written by Swindell; he
also contributed songs to albums by
Scotty McCreery,
Chris Young, and
Florida Georgia Line. Swindell's success as a songwriter opened up an
opportunity to pursue a career as a performer. Swindell released the single "Chillin'
It" independently in 2013, and it generated enough attention to get the singer
signed to Warner Nashville by the end of the year. Warner Nashville re-released
the single and it hit number one on the Billboard Country chart on its way to an
eventual gold certification.
Swindell released his self-titled debut on February 18, 2014. It debuted at
number three on the Billboard 200 and produced two more Top Ten Country singles,
"Hope You Get Lonely Tonight" and "Ain't Worth the Whiskey." By the end of 2014,
Swindell had dropped an EP for Warner Bros., The Down Home Sessions, which was
released in conjunction with his first headlining tour. In 2015,
Swindell was touring with
Jason Aldean and preparing a new release, but Swindell's debut album hadn't
stopped spawning hits, and another track from the full-length, "Let Me See Ya,
Girl," broke out and rose to number two on the Country Airplay chart. As "Let Me
See Ya, Girl" was continuing to dominate country radio, Swindell released
another EP, The Down Home Sessions II, in November 2015. "You Should Be Here,"
the first single from his second album, reached number one on Billboard's Hot
Country charts prior to the release of the full-length You Should Be Here in May
of 2016.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cole_Swindell
Talents : Vocals
Style musical : Contemporary Country
Years in activity :
1910 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 2000 | 10 | 20 |
DISCOGRAPHY
Singles
10/2013 | CD Warner Music 537326 (US) | Chillin' it / Kissed You While I Could | |
201? | CD WARNER BROS. ? (US) | DEMOS - Hope You Get Lonely Tonight / The Back Row / Brought To You By Beer / I Just Want You / Kissed You While I Could (mastered) / Chillin' It (mastered) |
Albums
02/2014 | CD Warner Music 541372-2 (US) | Cole Swindell - Hey Y'all / Chillin' It / Swayin' / Hope You Get Lonely Tonight / Let Me See Ya Girl / Ain't Worth The Whiskey / Brought To You By Beer / I Just Want You / Get Up / A Dozen Roses And A Six-Pack / Down Home Boys / The Back Roads & The Back Row | |
05/2016 | CD Warner Bros. 554671-2 (US) | You Should Be Here - Flatliner / Middle Of A Memory / Broke Down / Home Game / Up / Party Wasn't Over / Stay Downtown / You Should Be Here / Stars / Making My Way To You / No Can Left Behind / Remember Boys | |
08/2018 | CD Atlantic / Elektra / Warner Music 572705-2 (US) |
All of It - Love You Too Late / All Of It / Somebodys Been Drinkin' / Sounded Good Last Night / Break Up In The End / Ill Be Your Small Town / The Ones Who Got Me Here / 20 In A Chevy / Reason To Drink / Her / Both Sides Of The Mississippi / Dads Old Number |
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