Staind Frontman Aaron Lewis Releasing New Solo Album
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(Gibson) Aaron Lewis rose to fame in the emotive, post-grunge band Staind, but he has country in his blood. Lewis unleashed his debut solo album, The Road, in 2012, which was a full-out country release, and now, he's back with a new solo country album, Sinner, out Sept. 16. The upcoming album features the country single "That Ain't Country," which is available for download now via iTunes. Lewis says that the new album champions old-school sounding country music. "I'd like to think that Sinner is a newer take on classic, traditional outlaw country, Waylon (Jennings) and Merle (Haggard) and Willie (Nelson), and Hank (Williams) Jr. and Johnny Cash and all that stuff," Lewis said in a statement. "That was the music I heard a kid, and that's the country music that permeated my soul and stuck with me my whole life." Read more here. Gibson.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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