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Storyteller and musical outlaw Brent Cobb returns on Friday, May 11, 2018, with Providence Canyon .
Georgian Singer-Songwriter and Guitarist Brent Cobb has crafted songs for some of modern Country’s greats, including Luke Bryan, Little Big Town, Miranda Lambert, and the Eli Young Band, to name but a few. As his personal story goes, after moving to Nashville – reportedly on the advice of Luke Bryan – Cobb found himself slowly developing a solid career in songwriting, leading to gigs opening for the likes of Blake Shelton and Sara Evans, as well as appearing on the Southern Family compilation alongside Miranda Lambert, Zac Brown, and future tourmate Chris Stapleton.
Under his own moniker, Cobb has crafted a signature sound that incorporates elements of a multitude of genres all under the banner of Americana, releasing two full-length albums to date: his 2006 debut, No Place Left to Leave, and 2016’s major label debut, Shine On Rainy Day. For the latter, Cobb received a 2018 Grammy Award nomination for Best Americana Album.
On the heels of this accomplishment, Brent Cobb is set to return with his third full-length offering, Providence Canyon. Recorded at Nashville’s RCA Studio A with Grammy Award-winning Producer Dave Cobb (that would be, yes, Brent’s cousin and longtime collaborator), the 11-song collection sees Cobb cementing his talents as a superb storyteller.
Providence Canyon begins with the gentle Folk-meets-Country sensibility that anchors the glittering sweep of the titular “Providence Canyon.” Then, Cobb and his band get into a groovy little jam session on “King of Alabama” before they launch into the swank and sass parade of the gritty “Mornin’s Gonna Come.”
Personal tales of a man on the road are at the center of the delicate melodies of “Come Home Soon,” while there is a swampy grit to the stellar guitars on the whiskey-sippin’ stomp of “Sucker For A Good Time.” The glistening, languid lament of “High In The Country” presents a somber sling that flows flawlessly into “If I Don’t See Ya.” Here, Cobb keeps the bluesy jam session rolling with a superb representation of the great musicianship on display throughout Providence Canyon.
Cobb’s signature blend of Americana weaves throughout the core of the funky stomp that is a finger-waving, tsk-ing tale of infidelity,“.30-06.” Meanwhile, there is a beautiful Folk influence embedded in the largely acoustic “Lorene,” fraught with some solid advice. Cranking it back up, there is the gently rocking, toe-tappin’ “When The Dust Settles” before he goes out guns-a-blazin’ with “Ain’t A Road Too Long.” On the closer, Cobb dips into the bluesy Outlaw Rock spirit once again, leaving off with energy.
On Providence Canyon, Cobb weaves together gritty tales that cross fluidly through multiple genres to create a patchwork quilt of Americana; the end result is something that lends itself beautifully to touring with the equally-talented and beloved likes of Chris Stapleton. This, therefore, is no Pop Country record: instead, Cobb has authored a collection of stories that coalesce together to formulate a cohesive unit that speaks of letting go and hitting the road, all spoken through superb musicianship baked in the Georgian dirt.
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