Singer-songwriter Shooter Jennings didn’t hold back when he was recently asked about Jason Aldean’s song “Try That In a Small Town” and whether it deserves a Grammy nomination. With Grammy nominations right around the corner, Shooter shared his unfiltered opinion and it’s safe to say he’s not a fan of the song.
Speaking to reporters at LAX, Shooter made it clear that he doesn’t think “Try That In a Small Town” should be considered for a Grammy. However, his criticism is not politically motivated but focuses on the lyrical and musical content of the song.
While “Try That In a Small Town” is credited to four songwriters, Jason Aldean is not one of them. Shooter Jennings argues that the song lacks substance both lyrically and musically, suggesting that it is a superficial message-anthem that lacks true artistry. He believes that a song like that should not be recognized by the Recording Academy.
Additionally, Shooter Jennings questions the song’s actual popularity on streaming platforms. He posits that “Try That In a Small Town” might not be as successful as it appears on the music charts.
This honest review from Shooter Jennings may not sit well with some people, but it reflects his honest assessment of the song. Shooter’s comments are sure to spark discussion and debate as the music industry and fans await the upcoming Grammy nominations.
As Grammy nomination announcements approach, it remains to be seen if “Try That In a Small Town” will be among the songs considered for recognition from the Recording Academy. Regardless of the outcome, Shooter Jennings’ comments highlight the subjectivity and diversity of opinions in the music world.
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