Music

Meet Joey Hendricks with “Yours or Mine”

A new voice from Nashville is cutting through the noise on a very busy new music Friday. Joey Hendricks, the Pacific Northwestern turned Nashvillian, dropped his new single “Yours or Mine” today, and it’s worth the stream. The single is a soulful look at the start of a new relationship. In many ways, the song feels like the introduction to the Nashville John Mayer, a singer-songwriter that blends genres for an emotional experience.

Joey fits right in with the waves of artists that are pushing the genre while rooting their music in the historical storytelling element. If “Yours or Mine” is an indication of the music that’s coming down the pipeline we are in for a wild ride.

To keep up with Joey, follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Pick up or stream “Yours or Mine” today.

Kevin

Kevin is a writer living in New York City. He is an enthusiast with an extensive movie collection, who enjoys attending numerous conventions throughout the year. Say hi on Twitter and Instagram!

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