Gavin Adcock

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On the Bus with Troy Vollhoffer · From Football to Flying Beers with Gavin Adcock · 17 Apr 2025 podcast

And we just started getting together and writing Two Ways when I was living back in Georgia up until a year ago. And he moved up to Nashville probably three or four months before me. And I was letting out some of his songs. and he was getting approached by publishers. He was like, what do you think I should do?

I said, I think you should let me let out about three or four more of these songs, and then you can decide, because then you'll have some different songs out there. I think he had six or seven songs out with me before he signed. And then I've been writing with... He signed with Warner Chapel, and I've been writing with Colton Venter over the past year, and we're letting out a...

We're letting out the first song I ever wrote him this Friday called Never Call Again. I also wrote that with Jack. And another person I've been writing with a lot lately is Red Akins. Yep. We've probably got five or six songs under the belt over the past couple months. He's a neat guy, isn't he? Oh, yeah, no doubt. He's a treat, man.

We've clicked pretty good, and I've enjoyed writing with him every time. And then I wrote with, it's the only girl I've ever wrote with, And we've been doing, like, three- and four-way rides. Her name's Joy Beth Taylor. She rides a lot with Elle Langley. But we've had three rides together now and wrote some really good songs. She brings a really... cool aspect of the table when we write.

I'm the melody guy.

I come in with a little guitar piece, killer melody. And then I say that, but I come up with a lot of the lines when we write, but I'm way stronger on a melody. Somebody will start playing guitar and I'll just start, it sounds like gibberish. I'll just find the melody and like put fake words in it as I'm catching the melody.

And then somebody in there and says, sounds like you said that, or sounds like you said this. I'm like, yeah, add it in there. And we just put the puzzle together. But I'm way better with the melody. So what's coming up next? What are you going to drop? What's the next single? What are you thinking? I got a new song called Never Call Again. It's a nice, high-energy love song.

And then from here to when we let out the album, I'm going to let out four other singles besides that one. rolling right up in the album, a song every four weeks. I've let out a song at that pace from January until now. And I don't want to let off the gas. I just want to give people the songs I got them and I'm ready for them to hear them.

And we've got a tour coming out this fall that we just let out about a month ago. It's called the Need To Tour. It's Probably around 20-something dates. Southeast, Midwest, and Northeast. We just tore up the West. I've never been to California and Oregon and Seattle and all those places, but we just got back from a 28-day run.

So we're hitting the Southeast and Northeast and some Midwest this fall on the NEATU tour.

I credit that a lot of the time for me being where I'm at. is when people were playing the long game, I was just like, let's just feed them. And they'll download a song, and it'll go down. They might download two more songs, and then I'll let out another one. If they like it, they'll download it. And their whole year of...

new songs that it'll have me sprinkled in there and and i i'm not the biggest fan of an album because all this like all these songs that i'm going to put on this record this year i will have no problem letting them out as a single so it'd be all singles I feel like they're all singles, and that's how I write them. I want them to all be that quality of songs.

Yes, sir. I appreciate you. We'll see you at Country Thunder.

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