David Morris, the country artist from Charleston, West Virginia, has delivered a record that transcends genres with, “Bored In The USA.” Blending trap-style beats with the soulful twang of slide guitars and banjos, Morris hits the ground running!

The album kicks off with the infectious “Prettiest Thing,” a collaboration with Brandon Manley, setting the tone for what’s to come. The title track, “Bored In The USA,” immediately grabs attention with its catchy hooks and clever lyrics. Morris effortlessly weaves relatable narratives into his songs, making them resonate with listeners from all walks of life.

“Someday You Will” and “He Ain’t Me” continue to shine a bright light on Morris’s lyrical mastery, with Seth Alley and Brandon Manley contributing their songwriting gift. The Dutton Ranch Freestyle adds a refreshing touch to the album, displaying Morris’s ability to experiment with different sounds while maintaining a cohesive vibe.

One of the standout tracks, “You Deserve Better,” co-written with Robert Deahl, demonstrates Morris’s songwriting depth. The combination of heartfelt lyrics and a melodic arrangement makes it a memorable addition to the album. “Carrying Your Love” stands out as a collaborative effort with Jeff Stevens, Steve Bogard, Robert Deahl, and Nikolas Grivellas also adding their magic touch!

“American Idle” introduces a fusion of styles with Suli and Slimmy Beats, delivering a track that’s both energetic and thought-provoking. “Stupid” and “My Fault,” co-written with Seth Alley and Christian Delapena, reflect Morris’s introspective side, adding layers to the album’s thematic depth.

The album takes a bold turn with “Hot Beer In Hell,” a solo effort by Morris that explores a darker sound. Closing with “Stuck In My Hometown,” Morris reflects on his roots and delivers a poignant conclusion to a diverse musical journey.

“Bored In The USA” is a real gripper that lodges itself deep! You can stream it here.

George Millington