NASHVILLE, TENN. — Big Loud Records’ riser Sean Stemaly is back with a summertime small-town heartbreak story that hits close to home, “As Far As I Know,” available on all digital retailers and streaming platforms now.
Stemaly’s latest is a new-age provincial anthem with an unshakable hook, detailing the too-familiar story of a love interest kissing their map-dot goodbye for something big past the county line. Penned by Jameson Rodgers, Hunter Phelps and Justin Wilson, and co-produced by Joey Moi and Derek Wells, “As Far As I Know” is told from the perspective of a loyal-to-the-core native whose roots are too deep to leave, an ode to little town living that hopes its charm and familiarity will continue to be enough.
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“From the second my team played me ‘As Far As I Know,’ I immediately connected with it,” shares Stemaly. “It’s line for line a story I had actually lived. When I was 18 living in Evansville, IN, my girlfriend at the time struggled with our small town life. Let’s just say she hung a left at the big church and I never saw her again. That’s why I knew I had to cut it – I can sing it every night at shows and tell a real story, and that’s what Country music is all about. Thank you to Hunter Phelps, Justin Wilson and Jameson Rodgers for writing such a good, honest song and letting me bring it to life.”
Rich with a true Country sound and thick with the traditional influences of his early Country listening (Brooks & Dunn, Alan Jackson), “As Far As I Know” continues to showcase Stemaly’s versatility, accompanying previous releases “Come Back To Bed,” “Last Night All Day,” and “Back On A Backroad.” New music is on the way from the newcomer, who continues to develop “a sound all his own” (Taste of Country).
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