Yours

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Personnel: Russell Dickerson (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, banjo, snare drum); Stephen Leiweke (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Danny Rader (acoustic guitar, banjo, bouzouki, mandolin); Casey Brown (acoustic guitar, banjo, ukulele, whistle, keyboards, synthesizer, programming, background vocals); Jimmie Lee Sloas (acoustic guitar, banjo); Bryan Dawley (acoustic guitar); Kris Donegan (electric guitar, dobro); Hank Bentley (electric guitar, mandolin, keyboards); Rob McNelley (electric guitar, electric sitar); Derek Wells, Chris Lacorte (electric guitar); Travis Toy (steel guitar, dobro); Cara Fox (violin, cello); Jeff Collin, Tyler Summers (saxophone); Keith Smith, Vinnie Ciesielski (trumpet); Oscar Utterstrom, Roy Agee (trombone); Matt Stanfield (Hammond b-3 organ, keyboards, synthesizer, programming); Jordan Reynolds (keyboards, programming, background vocals); David Dorn, Tim Lauer (keyboards); Aaron Sterling (drums, percussion); Dan Needham (drums, programming); Kevin Rooney (programming); Emoni Wilkins, Parker Welling, Melinda Doolittle, Hannah Ellis (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Sean Moffitt. Liner Note Author: Russell Dickerson. Recording information: Blackbird Studios, Nashville, TN; Millerwood Studios; Provident Label Group, Nashville, TN. Photographer: Kailey Dickerson. Arranger: Cara Fox. Opening with the snappy, sprightly "Every Little Thing," Russell Dickerson's 2016 debut EP never apologizes for its modern pop inclinations, which means the singer/songwriter happily appropriates moves from Sam Hunt, Thomas Rhett, or any other contemporary country singer versatile with R&B rhythms, but lacks any bit of bro swagger. Dickerson emphasizes hooks and sweetness -- sometimes marrying the two, as he does on the title track (present in a sparer and sappier second rendition billed as the "Wedding Edition") -- and while his inclinations can be corny ("MGNO," meaning it's "my girl's night out"), that shamelessness is often charming because it's paired to sharp songcraft. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine