May 29, 2025
PipemanRadio Interviews Hard Rock Artist Mick Blankenship About Legacy
Hard rock artist Mick Blankenship releases Legacy, a six-track E.P. featuring five brand-new originals and a striking cover of Queensrÿche’s classic “Silent Lucidity.”
For the first time, Blankenship collaborates with co-writer and co-producer Noah Henson (Brantley Gilbert, Pillar), ushering in a modernized era of Hard Rock music. The E.P. is anchored by the electrifying singles “Sands of Time” and “Change of Season,” each showcasing Blankenship’s signature vocal grit and sonic force.
In addition to the release of Legacy, Blankenship has officially signed with Paul Crosby Management. Paul Crosby, best known as the former drummer of the multi-platinum rock band Saliva, brings years of experience and industry insight to the team as Blankenship enters this next phase of his career.
Hailing from Cincinnati, Ohio is the American Rock artist & multi-instrumentalist known as “Mick Blankenship”.
Mick has amassed a devoted following of 300k followers on social media, 10 million streams on music platforms and more than 3 million views on YouTube. Mick currently has over 140k followers on TikTok and growing.
Influenced by artists like Disturbed, Shinedown and Alice in Chains, with a modern appeal, Mick's music is sure to please a large audience.
Upcoming Tour Dates:
August 25 @ The Whisky a GoGo in Hollywood, CA w/ John Corabi
September 19 @ JD Legends in Franklin, OH w/ Queensryche
October 4 @ Trenton Fall Festival in Trenton, OH
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everything bad ass. So let's welcome to the show. Nick Flankinship,
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how are you good man?
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Thanks for asking?
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Hey, So, first I want to say right off the
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bat that when you go try to attempt to do
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Silent Lucidity, so you better be really good because that
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is a hard song to sing, at least in my opinion.
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But you freaking nailed it, man like it. Don't tell them,
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but it's almost almost better than Jeff.
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I won't tell him you said that.
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So what made you pick that song to cover?
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Well, I'm a huge Queenswrack fan and it was really
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tough to decide, but I felt, like, you know, I
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don't have a lot of ballads in my catalog, it's
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it's and when I whenever I do a song like
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that on social media, especially like covers or on TikTok
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or whatever, it usually it does the ballads do the
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best for whatever reason, I don't know. And then I just,
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you know, I just decided that I always felt like
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I I just had something as like a special bond
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with that song.
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That is, it is a badass song. But yeah, you
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definitely nailed it. And speaking of TikTok, what did it
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feel like with your dog jumping off the roof? Oh?
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My goodness, yes, I have. I have a German Shepherd puppy.
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He's six months old and he's scared. He scared the
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crap out of me.
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Man.
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I thought I thought he was going to leave earth
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when he did it, But he's fine. It was about
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twelve foot drop, I think, but he jumped off of
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it and just kept on going. I don't know.
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He must be part like cat because I guess, man,
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I've actually had this joke on my live radio show,
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like asking the listeners and viewers, Okay, so how many
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flights up can a cat jump off and still land?
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No problem?
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So? Wow? Probably a lot?
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Yeah, And I forget what the exact there is actually
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an exact like how many floors that they can handle,
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but I can't remember what it is. But I'm thinking
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a dog like jumping that much. I can't even imagine.
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That just walked away like nothing happened.
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Yeah, he didn't even limp like I just he just
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you know, he landed and he I heard a little
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bit of a yelp, but then he just got back
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up like we were playing a game, and then took
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off runt of the wow, damnedest thing I ever saw. Man.
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My I used to have a pug and all the time,
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since it was a puppy, if cars drove down the street,
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it would like run like a frickin bullet and like
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right up to the wheel to where her nose was
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literally like a centimeter from the wheel. As the cars
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like driving, we always used to be like, you know,
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and there's nothing you can do at that point. So
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that's why I was seeing that TikTok. I was feeling that,
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you know, because there's nothing you can really do, you
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know at that point. That's wild. You need to write
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a song about that.
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That sounds like a country song for sure.
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Yeah, that definitely country oh man, So tell the listeners
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a little bit about you that have maybe never heard
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your music, and uh, you know, basically what makes you
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unique from other artists?
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Oh goodness, Uh, well, you know, I kind of fell
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into this category. I don't I don't even really know
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how to describe it. But I'm really in love with
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grunge music and new metal music, and a lot of
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that type of music bleeds through.
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Uh.
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And I feel like, you know, I try to push
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the envelope as much as I can in a modern way.
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So if you are into bands like Disturbed and Shine Down,
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Alison Chains and Queen's Reich, those are, you know, a
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few of my absolute favorites. I feel like I take
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a little bit from each of those guys, and I
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try to put it in my original music. And then,
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you know, obviously I want it to sound like it
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was written in twenty twenty five, not nineteen ninety five,
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so I try to make it as modern as possible.
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But you know, I really I feel one of the
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things I'm most proud of is I feel like I
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have my own sound. I don't, for better or for worse,
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I don't think I sound like anyone out there right now.
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You could hear you can hear the influence, I believe.
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But I think that's true of any artist, Like if
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there's no way you could not hear some kind of influence,
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you know. But I love that what you said, because
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I find that a lot of music nowadays, in twenty
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twenty five, it is hard to differentiate. And I remember, like, Okay,
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so I was into metal in the eighties, and I
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remember when, you know, the older generation would be like, oh,
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it all sounds the same, like a bunch of noise.
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I'm like, no, Metallic and Anthrax don't sound the same.
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You know, Slayer doesn't sound the same as that either,
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you know. But now I do hear bands that they
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like they use this like kind of I call it
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an algebraic equation formula to make their music, you know. Yeah,
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And I didn't. I don't find that with you because
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you know, listen to your music. There there's depth to it. There,
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there's definitely it's your artistry coming out. Yeah, I'm very
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proud of that, and you should be, because it's like
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a rare thing nowadays, and I think that's what makes
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a real musician. Anybody can hit a couple of buttons
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and make music, but it takes a real musician. And listen,
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I played drums, I played guitar, I sang thrash mellow,
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I sucked at all three. I probably would have been
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great back if they had TikTok back then, because I'm
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really good with I'm a real techie, so I could
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easily make music, but I would never like to me,
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you need to actually be a musician, know how to
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play the instrument. Doesn't mean you can't use elements in it, sure,
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but it shouldn't be one hundred percent of it. I
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agree absolutely so Queen's Reich. Interestingly enough, I remember when
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me and my friends when the first EP first came
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out and we heard him I own it. Oh yeah, cool,
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oh nice, Yeah, oh my god. We were just like,
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and we've actually thought when we heard it, like before
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seeing the album, we thought it was a New Maiden song.
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We thought it was Bruce Dickinson.
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Oh okay, yeah, well that's when I first heard was.
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I was young, and when I first heard it, it's
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kind of like vampire metal, and I was like, this
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is the cool nice ever heard in my life. And
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then I saw, you know a little bit later on
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down the road they came out with the music videos
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and stuff. I was like, whoa, this is really cool
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coin of the Reich and all that stuff. Man, I
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was like I was. I was head over and heeled,
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head over heels in love with that that whole album,
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and yeah, I loved him ever since. And then you know,
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Empire came out, and to me, they just kept climbing
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and kept climbing and kept climbing.
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Well, Jeff became more of an artist singer as like
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he had a great voice, but then he developed it too,
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like by time you get to like, maybe Silent Lucidity
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wouldn't have sounded the same at it been on the
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first EP, you know, And I think that's what happens,
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and it should happen, Like you gotta grow as an artist,
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like lot a lot of fans want you to stay
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a garage band, but if you're a true musician, you
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don't want to stay a beginner.
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That's right.
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So tell us about the rest of the album legacy
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and what people can expect from it and why they
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should go out and get.
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It well, because it's just and you should support independent artists.
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If you believe it, then you should absolutely support out.
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I'm always by direct. I cannot say that enough, because
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you know, there really is two different worlds out there.
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There's there's the music industry and then there's everybody else. Yeah,
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and there's a lot of everybody else out there. And
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you know, if you're not signed to a label, most
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of us know that you're not going to get to
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play ball with the big guys. So I kind of
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play ball by myself and that's I'm okay with that.
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And because you know, I built up a nice community
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in a nice following. So but anyway, the album is
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the It's interesting because it's the first time I've actually
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co wrote with somebody. So my first two records were
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written alone, and then I once I wrote, like, for instance,
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the first record, which is called Crown of Apathy, I
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wrote that in segments over the course of a couple
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of years, and then I would bring in John Moyer
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from the band Disturbed. He's the producer on that album.
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He would come in after the music was written, and
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then we would take something good and we would make
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it better, and so on the next album. I wrote
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all of that in one, you know, one long shot
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during COVID actually, and then I had John come back
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in a second time, and he also produced on that
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record as well, but for the first time. Legacy, the
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third album that we're talking about, it was co written
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with Noah Henson. And for those of you that don't
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know who Noah is, he plays a guitar with Brantley Gilbert,
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who's a country artist, like a country rock artist, and
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he was before that, he was the guitar player for
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a Christian metal band called Pillar. And if you ain't
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never heard of Pillar, bro, you have got to look
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them up. They are amazing.
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I think Brantley's amazing and I'm a metalhead, but it
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taught me. I saw him because I cover festivals all over.
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It's funny because I was just covering punk rock bowling
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this weekend and Social D headline. But this festival where
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I saw Brantley he played at and Social D played
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at and he was pretty badass.
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And if you're one of those people who kind of
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ride the fence, like you like country and you like rock,
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that's a good place to be, man.
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I like the and to that point, I like the
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new country. You know, like that sounds like rock like
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to me, like you take Miranda Lambert to me, sounds
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like she could be lead a Ford. Sure, you know
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that the same vibe. So yeah, totally. And uh did
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it feel like would it feel like writing with somebody
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else when you were so used to doing it on
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your own?
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Uh, it was a bit of a relief. There wasn't
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a lot of challenge to it other than I just
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it was it was kind of new and we just
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had to figure that out, you know how. We we
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would just navigate the writing process because every artist writes
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different and funny enough, Noah and I had a side
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project several years ago. So this is the second time
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we technically worked together this Yeah, this is the first
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Noah's a pretty well known producer these days in the
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Nashville area, and you know, I made the decision to
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reach out him very intentionally because I love the way
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he writes. I look up to him as a producer,
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and I feel like he's he really is one of
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my favoriteitar players, and you know, working with him in
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the past, it just made sense to me. We the
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project we worked on years ago just never went anywhere.
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person to write music with and he's also literally playing
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the game right now. He's in it's he's in the game,
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and he's he's produced huge artists like Caine Brown, you know,
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thick of everything, and he really you know what I mean,
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like got he's got to grasp on the modern sound.
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I think it is key modern sound because you have
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of the people I have a lot of respect for.
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can hear the influence of Disturbed. You can hear Alison Chains,
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you can hear Stone Tipple Pilots, you can hear Queens
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