Kashus Culpepper Sets ‘Act 1’ For Debut Album

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Kashus Culpepper will release his debut album, Act 1, on Jan. 23 via Big Loud Records.

“Creating music has been the greatest joy of my life,” shares Culpepper. “What a magical thing it is. My debut album Act I serves as a beginning of that journey.”

The 18 track project draws from Culpepper’s wide array of musical influences, and blends country, soul, blues, folk and rock. Listeners will be able to hear varied instrument use, including banjo and pedal steel, cello, violin and harp.

Culpepper co-penned all 18 songs, with additional writing credits from Jacob Durrett, Matt Warren, Natalie Hemby and more. The record was recorded in Muscle Shoals with production by Brian Elmquist. The album also features collaborations with Sierra Ferrell on “Broken Wing Bird” and Marcus King on “Southern Man.”

Culpepper gave listeners a taste of the album today with his latest track “Mean To Me,” along with the official music video directed by Lewis Carter.

Act I Track List:
1. “Intro” (Kashus Culpepper, Jordan Dozzi, Jacob Durrett)
2. “Southern Man” (feat. Marcus King) (Kashus Culpepper, Bear Rinehart)
3. “Alabama Beauty Queen” (Kashus Culpepper, Luke Preston, Diego Urias)
4. “Woman” (Kashus Culpepper, Anderson East)
5. “Break Me Like” (Kashus Culpepper, Grady Block, Hank Compton)
6. “Believe (Kashus Culpepper, Foy Vance)”
7. “Stay” (Kashus Culpepper, Jordan Dozzi, Jacob Durrett)
8. “Mean To Me” (Kashus Culpepper, Oscar Charles, Diego Urias, Matt Warren)
9. “Broken Wing Bird” (feat. Sierra Ferrell) (Kashus Culpepper, Brian Elmquist)
10. “Better Weather” (Kashus Culpepper, Luke Preston)
11. “That’s The Feeling” (Kashus Culpepper, Brian Elmquist)
12. “Man Of His Word” (Kashus Culpepper, Natalie Hemby)
13. “In Her Eyes” (Kashus Culpepper, Brent Cobb, Oscar Charles)
14. “Is It True” (Kashus Culpepper, Rhett Akins, Rocky Block)
15. “After Me?” (Kashus Culpepper, Mark Addison Chandler)
16. “Out Of My Mind” (Kashus Culpepper, Brian Elmquist)
17. “House On A Hill” (Kashus Culpepper, Rhett Akins, Jimi Bell)
18. “Cherry Rose” (Kashus Culpepper, Mikky Ekko, Brian Elmquist)

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