Soul-stirring singer-songwriter Dillon James will release his debut EP, River Black, on July 12. The California-born country firebrand has turned heads with a first-hand account of his journey to redemption across autobiographical songs that “stand out for their brutal honesty” (Rolling Stone). Pre-save the EP on digital platforms here. Get a first glimpse into Dillon’s hard-fought journey from Bakersfield, CA, through the streets of Los Angeles, to Nashville here.
“This EP represents how far I’ve come, and my new life after my past,” shares Dillon. “There have been ups and downs, ebbs and flows, and these songs tell those stories. I’m grateful that, through my music, I can share my testimony with anyone who might relate and need to hear that they aren’t alone.”
Dillon James’ River Black Track List:
1. “River Black” (Jason Gantt, Dillon James, Dan Alley)*
2. “Had Enough” (Luke Preston, Ben Goldsmith, Tucker Beathard)#
3. “Call Me Up” (Dillon James, Joe Clemmons and Jonathan Smith)^
4. “My Shadow” (Dillon James, Marty James, Matthew Joseph Geroux, Frank Romano)^
5. “Walking Man” (Paul Sikes, Paul Wrock and Dillon James)$
* = produced by Paul DiGiovanni
# = produced by Matt Geroux
^ = produced by Paul Sikes
$ = produced by Paul DiGiovanni and Paul Sikes
Recently marking a career milestone by making his Grand Ole Opry debut, Dillon will continue to share his music and story with new audiences, set to open for Nickelback later this summer. To keep up with the latest news and updates, visit DillonJames.com.
Released today via Capitol Records/Universal Music Canada in digital format, the new edition features four additional tracks, including the never-before released “OK,” alongside the album’s original 11 songs
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