Nashville-based rock band Justin Webb & The Noise is excited to share their new single “Desperate Man.” The track is the latest pre-release single to be releases from their debut album, Stupid Young out on October 4 via Austin’s Chicken Ranch Records. The album was produced by Ben Folds/Hayes Carll bassist Jared Reynolds and engineered by Joe Costa at 3Sirens Studio in Nashville.
On the track, Justin Webb says:
“Desperate Man” was originally about the end of a relationship that you never wanted to leave. Someone had left you, but you wanted them to know it was a mistake … and, you wanted them back — and one day you’d be back… and they’d realize then who you really are … and they’d love you – all talking to yourself in your own head…
Over the years the meaning of the song changed for me. It became more about my relationship with music and wanting to get back out there. Again – just in my own head and wanting to return to something that may have left me behind at some point. I think it’s something anyone can relate to. We all have goals or relationships (people, art , careers, or whatever) that have ended, and we think, sometimes in our own minds (or maybe screaming inside an empty car) that— “They don’t know what they missed out on. I’ll be back.”
In addition to the single release, Justin Webb & The Noise will celebrate their album launch with a hometown release show on October 10 at The Basement in Nashville.
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