A Thousand Horses Charges Back To Radio With New Label Home
A Thousand Horses has released a new song to radio, “A Song To Remember,” that will serve as their debut single since signing with Dave Cobb’s Low Country Sound and Elektra Records. In partnership with Warner Music Nashville, the track is also the lead single from their upcoming album, Let The Band Play On.
Co-written by Michael Hobby [vocals], Brad Warren, Brett Warren and Christopher Stevens, the song is also featured in the band’s ATH At Home series, a weekly video series featuring acoustic versions of their songs as well as covers airing every Friday on their social platforms.
The video for “A Song To Remember” was recently released as well. It was filmed in Watertown, Tenn. on a stormy afternoon that Hobby says provided “the perfect backdrop for illustrating the isolation of heartbreak purgatory the song speaks to.”
Since debuting on the country scene with their 2015 hit “Smoke,” which quickly went Platinum, the band has gone on to rack up more than 100 million streams. Let The Band Play On is due out later this year.
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