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Brian Kelley Can’t stop and will not stop absorbing the sunshine – and inspiration – in Florida.
While many in rural music call Nashville a home, the singer “Saltwater Ranch” and his wife, Brittney KelleyFound her oasis in the state of Heulwen.
“What I love about where we live in Florida is that it is clearly inspiring,” Brian, 39, shared only Weekly US Before Friday, June 20, release from The state of mental mental season two, chapter one. “We’re working from here. I’ll be recording from here. I had a studio not far from the house. I can also record in the house too. Brittney and I have several other businesses – a restaurant, surf shop and then our clothes line, Kelley tribe – So we work almost constantly on something. “
With so many work commitments, Brian admits that every day cannot be a beach day, but those memories can be heard from the water in his new music.
In his latest single, “Salt water ranch”Brian sings about a destination where people“ like to dance and drink Piña Coladas ”alongside a beach bar band.
While the country singer flirts that the “Saltwater Ranch” can actually be a “bark or physical restaurant”, he has been able to create something special with Kelley’s surf load in Grayton Beach, Florida.
Brian Kelley
Courtesy of Brian Kelley / InstagramThe shop-filled with Tribe Kelley’s best-selling products-turns into an event space in the backyard where Brian performs his live concert series, Surf Post Sessions.
“We created something we would want to go to, and we would want to experience it,” he shared. “We love putting ourselves in unique places and places that have a story, which also tells a story. You can kind of go back in history and also live in the current moment in the surf post. It’s a special place. We try to have a great time.”
Those good times in Florida do not have to include music. One look at Brian’s Instagram And you may see the singer on a boat, fish or experience water activities.
“What I love for living in Florida and close to the water is that we will carve a time-even when we’re very busy-for a quick lunch on the beach or a 15-20 minute bike ride to the beach to go looking at the waves,” Brian shared. “Even if it’s raining, we’ll sit on the porch and watch it raining and watch the Thunder sometimes roll in.”
Listening to the 14 tracks on Brian’s new album, former Florida Georgia line member hopes that fans will have a sense of his creative passion and pride born in the country being expressed through Vibe a leisurely beach town.
“Florida continues to shape who I am,” Brian – Who will be performed all over the country This summer on his main trip – explain to Us. “I love the state. I love how varied it is in terms of all the things – All the waterways, water bodies, the different colors of sand you have from the Panhandle down to Key West up to Jacksonville. There is so much great Florida history, so many great cultures, so much great food. It’s a great place to live. “