On Conner Smith’s new tune “How It Looks From Here” (The Valory Music Co.), he sees the reality for what it’s. A heart-pounding nation anthem constructed round thumping drums, crunchy guitars, and digital hooks, Smith tries to play it cool, standing within the mess he’s made to ship the grooving, sing-along refrain like their lover’s quarrel was by no means speculated to go this far.
As his outdated life fades out of view, there’s no denying life won’t ever look the identical. With the tune’s accompanying visible, Smith offers followers a behind-the-scenes glimpse of his meteoric rise each on and off the stage. “‘How It Looks From Here’ has been a fan favorite ever since we started playing it live,” shared Smith. “Any day that a new song gets into the hands of fans is special for me and I’m excited to share this story with them.”
Following his newly minted Gold-certified hit “Take It Slow,” Smith continues to flood nation radio with one other Top-40-bound single “Creek Will Rise.” Full of red-dirt romance and magnetic chemistry, the Zach Crowell-produced monitor Smith co-penned alongside Chris LaCorte, Chase McGill, and Parker Welling, tells the story of a pair caught out in a midnight storm—and a flip to the wild aspect neither will neglect—as sparks fly for a timeless story of younger love, so sturdy it hits like a pressure of nature.
Enlisting his brother and inventive director Cooper Smith for the music video, the rising singer/songwriter faucets into the tune’s limitless retailer of rollicking, backwoods power for a rowdy good time in a Bayou state.
Following his first-ever headlining If I Went To College Tour, that includes a number of sold-out stops, the Nashville-raised artist prepares for a homecoming set with a extremely anticipated CMA Fest efficiency on the Chevy Riverfront Stage in Music City on Friday, June 9. This summer time, Smith will be part of Luke Bryan’s Country On Tour earlier than supporting Jordan Davis in addition to Cole Swindell on choose dates by means of the autumn.