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<\/a><\/p>\nLuke Combs is on a monster tear through country music history off the heels of his last album titled This One\u2019s For You and it\u2019s deluxe packaging titled This One\u2019s For You Too. Earlier this year, he released the mega successful EP titled The Prequel. That EP featured the first 5 songs on this new album titled What You See Is What You Get. What You See Is What You Get is finally the follow up to This One\u2019s For You that the world has been waiting for. Does it live up to the hype? I\u2019m here to tell you that yes, yes it does. If his last album is any indication, Luke Combs has another massive collection of hits on his hands.<\/span><\/p>\n The album kicks off with the mega hit \u201cBeer Never Broke My Heart\u201d. The track kicks off with a quick banjo riff before going into heavy twangy guitars that are often the signature of this album. It\u2019s a fun track that is both fun to throw on at a party and fun to experience live. Another great single released ahead of this record is \u201c1, 2, Many\u201d. This is more of a honky tonk drinking song and the chorus is infectious. Brooks & Dunn make a fun cameo near the end of the song. It\u2019s great to hear something like this getting radio play.<\/span><\/p>\n The track \u201cEvery Little Bit Helps\u201d is a bit of a smoother throwback to 90\u2019s country radio. This song was released by Luke as an acoustic video back in July and at that time it was a slower acoustic demo. It\u2019s fun to hear how the song has changed since then with this final version of the track. Another track that got that same early release is \u201cDear Today\u201d which has an acoustic live version floating around out there. It starts off like that on the record, but the band slowly creeps into the track and it\u2019s such a smooth tear jerker of a song. This will be a mega hit on country radio before this album cycle is up, it\u2019s that good of a song plus I love the solo on this one.<\/span><\/p>\n Another track that fans are looking forward to eagerly is \u201cDoes To Me (feat. Eric Church)\u201d. It\u2019s more of a feature than a duet as Eric Church doesn\u2019t come in till the end. He gets to name drop Don Williams which is cool in my book and it\u2019s a damn good song to boot. \u201cAngels Workin\u2019 Overtime\u201d takes the 90\u2019s country sound and brings into more southern rock territory on a track about being overworked and underpaid. \u201cNothing Like You\u201d is a ballad about being on the road but missing what you have back home. It\u2019s a stripped down affair and is one of the softer Luke Combs moments, until you get to the finale of the record. \u201cBetter Together\u201d a song dedicated to Luke\u2019s fiance Nicole and it\u2019s just him and his big voice against a piano. This is one of Luke\u2019s better moments on this record and I can\u2019t wait to hear it live.<\/span><\/p>\n Luke Combs is on a run like none other in country music and I don\u2019t think he\u2019s stopping any time soon. What You See Is What You Get picks up where his debut album left off and it\u2019s another collection of hits waiting to happen. I hope I get to see Luke live sometime in the near future and if I do I will report on it here. The sky’s the limit for Luke Combs right now and it\u2019s only getting crazier from here. What You See Is What You Get is out everywhere on Friday November 8th, 2019.<\/span><\/p>\n Favorite Tracks : Beer Never Broke My Heart, 1, 2, Many, Every Little Bit Helps, Dear Today, Does To Me (feat. Eric Church), Angels Workin\u2019 Overtime, Nothing Like You, Better Together<\/span><\/p>\n