Jeremy Pinnell continues his no-frills songwriting with authenticity & grit – a delivery that can grab you by the heart and punch you in the gut. Decades is heartfelt, raw, and real – it’s compelling.
Teaming up with Shooter Jennings, a producer known for pushing artists beyond their boundaries – the two crafted a record that stretches Pinnell’s sound without losing its soul. Chasing growth and new ways to make the timeless feel alive, Pinnell stands tall in a country landscape that can sometimes sound too polished for its own good. Decades feels like the moment it all comes together – his most complete and confident work yet.
From the honky tonk to the roadhouse and back to church on Sunday, Pinnell runs the gamut with ease – blurring the lines between genres without ever losing his footing. Decades moves from the heartland swagger of “Save You” to the gritty blues-rock of “Too Much Sugar,” and from the gospel fire of “Barabbas” to the tender ache of “Come Home to Me.” His voice, weathered and honest, carries it all – wry, joyful, and a little wild – sometimes all in the same breath.
– @meanwhile_in_music
