Dustin Lynch Reconnects With His Roots On New Album ‘Tullahoma’, Available Now

The wait is over for Dustin Lynch’s highly anticipated fourth studio album.

With seven No. 1 songs under his belt, Lynch finds himself reconnecting with his roots and digging deeper into the artist he’s become on Tullahoma.

I’m me because of the town I grew up in. It’s made me who I am. It’s made me the way I am. The town, the people, my friends, my family. It’s why I believe in what I believe in, they’re why I love what I love. That’s Tullahoma. Available now. https://t.co/d9anHRhXQI pic.twitter.com/gn7Cit9k4n

— Dustin Lynch (@dustinlynch) January 17, 2020

“It’s a tip of the hat to my hometown. Every song on this album is something I’ve lived. That town made me who I am,” Lynch reveals. “That’s my story, but I think we all can relate to the kid who’s discovering, the kid who’s figuring out love for the first time, all that good stuff.”

“It’s the backroads we drove and did life on,” he adds. “It’s those places but more importantly, as we travel the country and travel the world singing these songs it’s those people that are a part of me, it’s those people’s stories that I carry with me.”

The 34-year-old country singer reveals the new album is far more personal than anything he’s ever done.

“Every song on Tullahoma, there’s a reason it’s there,” says Lynch. “A lot of that points back to the people who raised me, and growing up with a lifestyle where I could go outside and have fun, explore and try new things in the great outdoors.”

The 11-track album features seven new songs alongside “Ridin’ Roads”, “Little Town Livin’”, and “Red Dirt, Blue Eyes” off his 2019 EP, as well as his 2018 No. 1 single, “Good Girl”.

“Good Girl” became the singer’s first No. 1 song as a writer, which he says, “is one of our biggest reacting songs in our show and it’s a great singalong so it’s done wonderful things and changed our lives.”

“Momma’s House”, the first new single off Tullahoma, finds Lynch singing about the aftermath of a breakup and the struggle of living in the same small town as an ex.

“It really kinda takes you back to your hometown and that first heartbreak,” says the singer. “Everything in life you kinda look at from a different perspective. At least I did after my first big breakup. It’s a bit of an introspective look as to what he would do if he had it his way, if it wasn’t for his momma’s house.”

Here’s the full Tullahoma tracklist.

1. “Momma’s House” (Dylan Schneider, Michael Lotten, Rodney Clawson, Justin Wilson)
2. “Dirt Road” (Rhett Akins, Ben Hayslip, David Garcia)
3. “Thinking ‘Bout You” (feat. Lauren Alaina) (Dustin Lynch, Andy Albert, Hunter Phelps, Will Weatherly)
4. “Ridin’ Roads” (Dustin Lynch, Ashley Gorley, Zach Crowell)
5. “Old Country Song” (Josh Miller, Bryan Simpson, Josh Jenkins)
6. “The World Ain’t Yours and Mine” (Matt Ramsey, Luke Laird, Rodney Clawson)
7. “Country Star” (Dustin Lynch, Brian Kelley, Corey Crowder, Jordan Schmidt)
8. “Workin’ On You” (busbee, Ashley Gorley, Rhett Akins)
9. “Little Town Livin’” (Dustin Lynch, Ben Hayslip, Zach Crowell, Rhett Akins)
10. “Red Dirt, Blue Eyes” (Dustin Lynch, Kyle Fishman, Dallas Davidson)
11. “Good Girl” (Dustin Lynch, Justin Ebach, Andy Albert)

Lynch will take his new material on the road, headlining his “Stay Country” tour, which kicks off Jan. 30 in Detroit.

Tullahoma is available now.