Put up Malone formally enters his nation period, as his debut nation album, F-1 Trillion has launched.
Practically a decade in the past, the Texan was already predicting his nation music journey, in a tweet that declared, “Once I flip 30 I’m turning into a rustic/folks singer.” Now 29, Put up Malone is already properly underway together with his plan. He’s posted covers of nation classics for years, however now, he makes his full coronation into the nation area together with his new album.
He teamed with Morgan Wallen for the six-week Billboard Sizzling 100 chart-topper “I Had Some Assist,” and his collaboration with Blake Shelton, “Pour Me a Drink,” is at No. 14 on the Nation Airplay chart.
Each of these songs are included on F-1 Trillion, alongside collaborations with Luke Combs, Dolly Parton, Jelly Roll, Tim McGraw, Ernest, Hank Williams Jr., Lainey Wilson, Brad Paisley, Sierra Ferrell, HARDY and Chris Stapleton. A number of weeks in the past, Combs joined Put up Malone as they filmed a video for his or her tune “Man For That” atop a flatbed trailer because it rolled via downtown Nashville (Combs has two collabs on F-1 Trillion, “Man For That” and “Missin’ You Like This”). Previous to that, he was joined by Wilson, Ernest and songwriter Ashley Gorley to carry out a present at Nashville’s famed songwriter stomping grounds, The Bluebird Cafe, after which welcoming followers to a present at Nashville’s Marathon Music Works, the place he performed extra songs from the album, together with the tender ode to his daughter, “Yours,” whereas HARDY joined him for “Conceal My Gun,” Shelton teamed up with Put up Malone for “Pour Me a Drink,” and Sierra Ferrell joined for “By no means Love You Once more” (Put up Malone additionally carried out with Joe Nichols throughout the occasion).
Earlier this week, Posty made one other debut–his Grand Ole Opry debut–as he performed a mixture of his personal songs from the album and different artists’ nation songs that he loves. Paisley joined him for “Goes With out Saying” from F-1 Trillion, whereas Wilson joined for “Nosedive” and The Battle and Treaty joined him for “California Sober” (Chris Stapleton performs the tune on Put up’s album). In the meantime, Vince Gill and John Michael Montgomery additionally collaborated with Put up on the Opry stage.
Stream Put up Malone’s debut nation album F-Trillion beneath:
