Kinda Don't Care (Deluxe Version) Justin Moore

• 1 Robbin' Trains 03:25
• 2 Put Me In A Box 02:44
• 3 Kinda Don't Care 04:21
• 4 Hell On A Highway 04:20
• 5 Goodbye Back 03:13
• 6 You Look Like I Need A Drink 03:09
• 7 Somebody Else Will 02:45
• 8 Between You And Me 03:00
• 9 Got It Good 02:43
• 10 Rebel Kids 03:56
• 11 More Middle Fingers 03:55
• 12 Life In The Livin' 03:08
• 13 Middle Class Money 03:42
• 14 Pick-Up Lines 03:21
• 15 Spendin' The Night 03:16
• 16 When I Get Home 03:39
• Total Runtime 54:37

Info for Kinda Don't Care (Deluxe Version)

Justin Moore released his latest album, Kinda Don’t Care, featuring the hit single You Look Like I Need a Drink. . Justin Moore is starting to realize he can get away with being more progressive than many of his peers because his Southern twang will forever keep him rooted in country. Kinda Don't Care stretches his sound further than many thought he'd ever go, but his chosen themes and Arkansas drawl give him lots of room to roam.

Early on, songs like "Robbin' Trains" and the title track stay true to what Moore has brought on his three previous albums. Then comes the slick middle. Digital instruments that don't have names mix with phasers and electric ambiance. The guitars on a song like "Goodbye Back" bring him back to center. It's an odd gin and tonic-like mix that takes a few listens (and an open mind) to appreciate.

But Moore's best songs have always snuck up on you. One didn't realize how great "Point at You" was until that guitar lick was burned on the folds of the brain. On Kinda Don't Care he's working with an explosive formula. It all comes together on songs like "Got It Good," a sexy country love song that will appeal to fans that appreciate more pop-friendly acts. Here he does a Jason Mraz impression, but genuine honesty makes his story an original.

"More Middle Fingers" is the song fans will and should fast forward to. Brantley Gilbert joins the 32-year-old singer for this rebel anthem. It's exactly the song you're expecting, and it's spectacular.

Credit Moore with taking risks on this album — an important one that will define the next five years of his career. At times those risks fray a thread that runs from start to finish, but it's clear that at this point in his career Moore is multi-dimensional singer.

Justin Moore, vocals

Justin Moore
has built a loyal fanbase over the past decade with his traditional Country sound and captivating live shows. Those fans helped boost his fifth studio album, LATE NIGHTS AND LONGNECKS, to the top of the charts upon its release in July. The lead track from the Arkansas native’s LP, “The Ones That Didn’t Make It Back Home,” peaked at No. 1 and marked Moore’s eighth chart-topping single on both Mediabase and Billboard charts. Penned alongside Paul DiGiovanni, Chase McGill and producer Jeremy Stover, “The Ones That Didn’t Make It Back Home” further proves Moore’s skills as a thought-provoking songwriter and passionate artist. His previous project, KINDA DON’T CARE, earned the singer his third consecutive No. 1 album debut and features his chart-topping singles “You Look Like I Need A Drink” and “Somebody Else Will.” It served as a follow up to his second No. 1 album release, the GOLD-certified OFF THE BEATEN PATH. Over his 10+ year career, Moore has produced eight No. 1’s including “Point at You,” “Lettin’ The Night Roll” “If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away,” “Small Town USA” and “Till My Last Day” as well as seven Top 10 hits and PLATINUM-certified albums JUSTIN MOORE and OUTLAWS LIKE ME. The Valory Music Co. recording artist has earned multiple ACM, ACA and ACC Awards nominations as well as an ACM Award win. He has shared the stage with Hank Williams Jr., Brad Paisley, Miranda Lambert and Brantley Gilbert and is currently traversing the country on headlining cities coast-to-coast. In 2020 he will kick-off his LATE NIGHTS AND LONGNECKS TOUR with Tracy Lawrence.

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