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‘Watertown’

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brothers osborne – watertown – album review

Country duo Brothers Osborne are back with their fifth studio album, ‘Watertown’.

The Osborne brothers John and TJ broke through at a time when country rock was particularly popular in the world of rock n’ roll and they continue now to flourish as country music continues to dominate the mainstream.

They are uniquely positioned therefore to really capitalise on this niche crossover appeal. These eleven tracks find them returning to their roots and their sound manages to capture the essence of what has earned them their fanbase.

The Cody Johnson featuring ‘Born and Raised Hell’ and ‘R.I.P’ kickstart the album in foot stomping style. The album then settles into its rhythm with the gripping ‘Family Business’.

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As the album progresses fans will find a great sense of familiarity with the music and the heartfelt lyrics. This isn’t an album that tries to hard to be something that it’s not. This is simply Brothers Osborne doing what they do so well.

Each track plays its part in the bigger picture and the Stephen Wilson Jr. featuring ‘Tough Kid’ delivers the goods for what promised to be a great collaboration.

The album also comes with a second disk featuring “SELLOUT EDITS”. These concise variants of album tracks showcase an even more accessible version of the band.

All in all, fans of the band have got another quality record to spin, and the brothers continue to make their mark on the country scene.

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