5 Sturgill Simpson Songs That Will Get Any New Listener Hooked
"Sam": Simpson's heartfelt tribute to a beloved dog, capturing the essence of country storytelling with relatable lyrics, perfect for fans of cowboy songs and poignant tales.
"Make Art Not Friends":Reflecting Simpson's artistic stance, this track from "Sound & Fury" delves into his disregard for industry norms, appealing to lovers of psychedelic rock and unapologetic expression.
"Brace for Impact (Live a Little)":Departing from traditional country, this blues-infused anthem from "A Sailor's Guide to Earth" urges listeners to embrace life, resonating with fans of blues-rock and existential reflections.
"Turtles All the Way Down":Simpson's bold exploration of psychedelic themes and existentialism, a standout from "Metamodern Sounds in Country Music," appeals to outlaw country enthusiasts and philosophical minds.
"You Can Have the Crown":Despite Simpson's aversion, this modern country anthem from "High Top Mountain" remains a fan favorite, blending traditional sounds with gritty storytelling for outlaw country aficionados.