Jason Aldean Shares Track List to Upcoming Album & Releases New Song, “Dirt We Were Raised On” [Listen]

Jason Aldean Shares Track List to Upcoming Album & Releases New Song, “Dirt We Were Raised On” [Listen]

Jason Aldean shared the track list to his upcoming ninth studio album, 9, which is set to drop on Nov. 22. The 16-song offering features a host of top songwriters, including Josh Thompson, Jordan Schmidt, Brad Warren, Brett Warren, Ben Hayslip, Rhett Akins and more, as well as artist/songwriters Morgan Wallen, Tyler Hubbard and Brantley Gilbert.

“People buy albums with eight songs for 10 bucks now, but with 9, it’s like you’re getting two whole albums at once,” says Jason. “I want fans to feel like they’re getting more than they bargained for, and I want it to be something they listen to from top to bottom, and never hit skip . . . or thumbs down or whatever.”

In addition to previously releasing lead single “We Back,” “Blame It On You,” “I Don’t Drink Anymore” and “Keep It Small Town,” Jason shared a new song, “Dirt We Were Raised On,” which you can listen to below.

9 Track List & Songwriters

1. “Tattoos and Tequila” (Michael Dulaney, Neil Thrasher)
2. “Blame It On You” (Kurt Allison, John Edwards, Tully Kennedy, Michael Tyler, Brian White)
3. “Champagne Town” (Matt Dragstrem, Josh Thompson)
4. “Some Things You Don’t Forget” (Nick Brophy, Michael Dulaney, Jennifer Hanson, Neil Thrasher)
5. “Got What I Got” (Thomas Archer, Alex Palmer, Michael Tyler)
6. “Keeping It Small Town” (Jaron Boyer, Ben Hayslip, Morgan Wallen)
7. “Camouflage Hat” (Ben Hayslip, Jameson Rodgers, Josh Thompson)
8. “Came Here to Drink” (Jaron Boyer, Alex Palmer, Michael Tyler)
9. “We Back” (Tyler Hubbard, Jordan Schmidt, Brad Warren, Brett Warren)
10. “Dirt We Were Raised On” (Rhett Akins, Jaron Boyer, Josh Thompson)
11. “I Don’t Drink Anymore” (Kelly Lovelace, CJ Solar, Neil Thrasher)
12. “Cowboy Killer” (Jaron Boyer, Josh Hoge, Michael Tyler)
13. “One for the Road” (Lynn Hutton, Brandon Kinney, Josh Thompson)
14. “Talk About Georgia” (Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, Michael Tyler)
15. “The Same Way” (Brock Berryhill, Brantley Gilbert, Cole Taylor)
16. “She Likes It” (Jaron Boyer, Ben Stennis, Michael Tyler)

Since releasing his self-titled debut album in 2005, Jason has dropped new albums at a prolific rate—never waiting more than two calendar years between projects. Jason’s most recent album, 2018’s Rearview Town, spawned four No. 1 hits, including the title track, “You Make It Easy,” “Drowns the Whiskey” and “Girl Like You.”

photo by Curtis Hilbun, AFF-USA.com

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