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Jason Scott & The High Heat Slate New Album For September

June 5, 2026/by Lauryn Sink

Jason Scott & The High Heat will release their new album, Play Boy, on Sept. 18 via Leo33.

Produced by Scott and Taylor Johnson at Lunar Manor in Oklahoma City and Blackwatch Studios in Norman, Oklahoma, the 14-track project was written by Scott, alongside Scott Emeryck, Bob DiPiero, Daniel Tashien, Driver Williams and more. Much of the project’s writing is inspired by Scott’s spiritual background and eventual crisis of faith after growing up in a Pentecostal home and spending years as a preacher in-training.

The band will make their Grand Ole Opry debut on June 11 before heading out on a run opening for Morgan Wallen on his “Still The Problem Tour.” Scott & The High Heat will then play a slew of festivals this Summer, including Bourbon & Beyond, Born & Raised, Peacemaker, FloydFest and The Long Road, among others.

Play Boy Track List
1. “Fast As I Can Crawl” (Jason Scott, Scott Emeryck, Trent Tomlinson)
2. “Shit Show” (Jason Scott, Taylor Johnson)
3. “Too Good, Too Bad” (Jason Scott, Taylor Johnson)
4. “Highway Robbery” (Jason Scott, Taylor Johnson)
5. “Roll Me All The Way” (Jason Scott, Taylor Johnson)
6. “Willie, Waylon & Waltzes” (Jason Scott, Bob DiPiero, Daniel Tashien)
7. “Goodbye Moon” (Jason Scott)
8. “All This Pain” (Jason Scott, Taylor Johnson)
9. “What Do You Know About Love” (Jason Scott, Taylor Johnson)
10. “Cowboy Cold Beer” (Jason Scott, Taylor Johnson)
11. “When Love Tries To Hurt You” (Jason Scott, Taylor Johnson, Chad Copelin)
12. “How To Get Away With Murder” (Jason Scott, Taylor Johnson)
13. “Fastest Fool In Town” (Jason Scott, Driver Williams, Jason Nix)
14. “If Heaven Had A Honky Tonk” (Jason Scott, Taylor Johnson)

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Lauryn Sink is a staff writer at MusicRow Magazine. Hailing from Lexington, North Carolina, Lauryn is a 2025 graduate of the Hussman School of Journalism and Media at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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