Graffiti Commentary

We are celebrating the release of The Cadillac Three's brand new album, Bury Me in My Boots, Here on Big Machine Radio. Hey there, I'm Becca. We're rolling through the Tracks on the album and this next one is Called Graffiti. It's the only song on The Cadillac Three's new album that Jaren Johnston didn't have a Hand in writing, but it was co-written by drummer Neil Mason. And as soon as Jaren heard it, He knew he wanted to record it. Graffiti was written by old, uh, brother Neil Mason Over here on the drums. He did a good one. I had written, I'd Written enough songs that Jaren got mad at me For not playing them, so I played him this One in the back of the bus, and he Seemed to like it. So-Loved it. He played it like three or four times. We'd just come off stage and, and I kept Saying, "Play it again. Play it again." And I couldn't believe that nobody had cut it. And I was kind of just like, "Well, we Have to just email everybody right now and tell Them that we're gonna cut it" and we did. And it's, it's probably one of my favorite songs We play. Um, And I think it probably takes us to that Next level where some songs don't, Where you, you know, you kind of picture us In a, in a small club playing. This song gets us in that arena situation where We, you know, kind of want to be eventually. Crank it up for this one off Bury Me In My Boots. It's The Cadillac Three with Graffiti On Big Machine Radio.