Jesus & Whiskey K. Michelle

• 1 Intro 01:44
• 2 Yodel 02:44
• 3 Blame Tennessee 03:31
• 4 Damn Good Friend 03:36
• 5 Jesus & Whiskey 03:39
• 6 Anything (feat. Blush) 03:44
• 7 Handle On It 03:24
• 8 Jack Daniel's 03:29
• 9 If It Ain't Broke 03:56
• Total Runtime 29:47

Info for Jesus & Whiskey

Today, MULTI-PLATINUM powerhouse K. Michelle releases her first-ever Country album "Jesus & Whiskey".

Produced by Kristian Bush, Jesus & Whiskey marks the first full-length exploration of K. Michelle’s deep-seated Country roots. With its hypnotic fusion of timeless storytelling and Southern soul, the nine-song project fearlessly explores faith, heartbreak, redemption, and love lost and found. Set for release via Real Outlawz Records, Inc. under exclusive license to This Is Hit, Inc. d/b/a BBR Music Group, Jesus & Whiskey fully realizes the uncompromising artistic vision she’s steadily shaped since making her Country debut last summer with the fierce and fiery “Jack Daniel’s.” See below for the full tracklist.

A stunning display of K. Michelle’s vocal prowess, “Jesus & Whiskey” signals another triumphant step in her evolution as a one-of-a-kind Country artist. In a departure from the scorching intensity of “Jack Daniel’s,” the guitar-drenched ballad channels a soulful vulnerability as she argues that faith isn’t reserved for people who’ve overcome every vice. Written by K. Michelle, ERNEST (a PLATINUM-selling singer/songwriter who’s also penned songs for the likes of Keith Urban and Koe Wetzel), Jordan Dozzi (Morgan Wallen, Post Malone), and Rocky Block (Jelly Roll, Cole Swindell), the result is a full-hearted refusal to let shame get in the way of her relationship with God.

A harmony-heavy slow-burner, “Jesus & Whiskey” reveals the unshakable conviction of K. Michelle’s songwriting right from the very first lines: “I ain’t perfect / I still drink some when I’m hurting / I got my own type of worship / I don’t fall down on my knees, but I still believe.” As the track unfolds in delicate piano melodies and smoldering guitar work, she lays her truth bare and rejects the idea that faith must follow tradition in order to be authentic (from the chorus: “I need Saturday night just like Sunday morning / From my point of view, hell, they’re just as important”). Recorded with a top-tier lineup of Nashville musicians (including Justin Schipper, an in-demand steel guitarist known for his work with Tim McGraw, Beyoncé, and many more), “Jesus & Whiskey” ultimately becomes a passionate declaration of living on her own terms — all while pushing her sound even deeper into uncharted terrain.

K. Michelle

Kimberly Michelle Pate
born March 4, 1985 better known by her stage name K. Michelle, is an American singer, songwriter, television personality, guitarist and pianist. In 2009, She was noted when she signed a deal with Jive Records and released the R&B charting single 'Fakin' It' featuring Missy Elliott. She later went on to release three follow-up R&B charting singles: 'Fallin'', 'I Just Can't Do This', and 'How Many Times' before leaving Jive Records. In 2012, K. Michelle garnered further attention by appearing in the VH1 reality series Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta.

Following her appearance on the show, she landed a contract deal with Atlantic Records. She released her long-delayed debut studio album Rebellious Soul on August 13, 2013. The album saw commercial success, debuting at number 2 on the US Billboard 200 and number 1 on the US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. K. Michelle's The Rebellious Soul Musical directed by Golden Globe winner Idris Elba debuted on VH1 on August 19, 2014. In 2014 Michelle released her second studio album Anybody Wanna Buy a Heart? which debuted at number six on the Billboard 200.

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