Charlie Worsham to Release Sophomore CD in April

Charlie Worsham is gearing up for the release of his sophomore project for Warner Music Nashville, titled Beginning of Things, by offering fans five of the tracks as instant downloads with every digital pre-order beginning today. The title track premieres today at NPRmusic.com, and the full-length CD will be released April 21.

The new project was co-produced by Frank Liddell and Eric Masse with Arturo Buenahora, Jr. serving as Executive Producer, and includes 13 new songs, nine of which were co-penned by Worsham.

“We had so much fun! I had fallen out of love with music, and making this record put me back in love with it on a level I hadn’t felt since I was a teenager,” admits Worsham of the new CD. “Beginning Of Things was a challenge in surrendering control and trusting my own talent. I’m confident that these songs and these recordings capture my musical geography and personal truth, and at the end of the day, I’m convinced that is the ultimate purpose of an artist—to speak one’s truth.”

BEGINNING OF THINGS TRACK LIST:

“Pants” (Jeff Hyde)
“Please People Please” (Charlie Worsham, Ryan Tyndell)
“Southern By The Grace of God” (Charlie Worsham, Luke Dick, Shane McAnally)
“Call You Up” (Abe Stoklasa, Daniel Tashien)
“Lawn Chair Don’t Care” (Charlie Worsham, Brent Cobb, Ryan Tyndell)
“Only Way To Fly” (Charlie Worsham, Brent Cobb, Ryan Tyndell)
“Old Times Sake” (Charlie Worsham, Jeremy Spillman, Brent Cobb)
“Cut Your Groove” (Charlie Worsham, Oscar Charles)
“I Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere” (Charlie Worsham, Ryan Tyndell, Billy Montana)
“The Beginning Of Things” (Abe Stoklasa, Donovan Woods)
“Birthday Suit” (Luke Dick, Jason Lehning)
“I-55” (Charlie Worsham, Ben Hayslip)
“Take Me Drunk” (Charlie Worsham, Ryan Tyndell, Steve Bogard)

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