His Grammy-nominated hit "Break Up In The End" was named the NSAI Song of the Year in 2019. The Georgia hitmaker has more than 4.5 billion global career streams. 1s as a songwriter - nine certified platinum singles (four singles at 2x platinum), a platinum-certified debut album ("Cole Swindell") and a gold-certified sophomore album ("You Should Be Here"). In the seven years since his debut on Warner Music Nashville, Swindell has racked up an impressive 10 No. 1 hit, "Single Saturday Night," which has logged more than 245 million streams globally. "Never Say Never" follows Swindell's 10th career No. "Walk On Whiskey" - Randy Montana, Rodney Clawson, Jared Mullins "Girl Goes Crazy" - Cole Swindell, Michael Hardy, Ross Copperman "Some Habits" - Chris LaCorte, Josh Miller, Scooter Carusoe "Single Saturday Night" - Ashley Gorley, Michael Hardy and Mark Holman "Miss Wherever" - Cole Swindell, Chris LaCorte, Luke Laird, Josh Miller "How Is She" - Hunter Phelps, Brock Berryhill, Greylan James "Down To The Bar" (feat HARDY) - Cole Swindell, Michael Hardy, Jordan Schmidt, Josh Thompson "I'm Gonna Let Her" - Dustin Lynch, Justin Ebach, Josh Thompson The single, written by Swindell, Jessi Alexander and Chase McGill, immediately received rave media reviews including E! Online exclaiming, "If there's one duet country music fans should listen to this weekend, we found it." "Never Say Never" has been a hit with fans since its debut and was the most added song at country radio the week of release, giving both Swindell and Wilson their biggest radio add day of their careers.
Nashville as the lead single to his second studio album of the same name (2016). The song was released to radio on December 14, 2015, by Warner Bros. Swindell and Wilson performed "Never Say Never" on ABC's "Good Morning America" and later that same evening delivered a rain-drenched performance of the duet live on the CMT Music Awards on the CBS Television Network and on-demand on Paramount+. ' You Should Be Here ' is a song co-written and recorded by American country music artist Cole Swindell. 1 singles are on his recently released fourth album, "Stereotype." 1 "Single Saturday Night." The back-to-back No. It is the follow-up to Swindell's multiweek No. 1 on both Mediabase and Billboard country singles charts in just 23 weeks.
1 single with his current hit, the duet with ACM Top New Female Artist of the Year Lainey Wilson, "Never Say Never." Grammy-nominated multi-platinum country music superstar Cole Swindell recently earned his 11th career No. 02 March 2016.īefore being known as a country singer, Cole Swindell wrote many hit songs for artists such as Thomas Rhett, Chris Young, Florida Georgia Line and of course tour partner, mentor, and friend Luke Bryan.May 28-NASHVILLE, Tenn. He spent the next two years of his career writing and singing hit Bro-Country songs about tailgates, beer, hot girls, and all other forms of drinking.Ĭole Swindell began his journey as a country singer in 2013 after signing with Warner Music Nashville. Pop-Country and Bro-Country are constantly questioned for not being country enough. Cole’s success in the country music genre surpasses these doubts. “Chillin’ It” was Swindell’s break out single in 2013, establishing him as more than just a song writer. This song caught the attention of many record labels and led him to officially sign with Warner. Other singles from his first album include “ Hope You Get Lonely Tonight”, “ Ain’t Worth the Whiskey” and “ Let Me See Ya Girl.” Cole Swindell won the ACM New Artist of the Year Award in April 2015, confirming that the country music industry accepted him and his Bro-Country influences. God I wish somehow you could be here Oh you should be here Yeah this is one of those moments that's got your name written all over it And you know that if I have just one wish it'd be that you. In contrast to most of his normal music, Cole released his single “You Should Be Here” which has shown a different side to Swindell that his fans seem to enjoy. Aw you should be here You'd be loving this, you'd be freaking out, you'd be smiling, yeah I know you'd be all about what's going on right here right now. “You Should Be Here” was co-written by Cole Swindell and Ashley Gorley. It was released to radio on Decemas the title track single from his upcoming album that will be released in May of 2016.Gorley began writing “You Should Be Here” with the idea of his daughter missing out on a such a big show he was doing because she was back home.
He sent his daughter a text saying, “You should be here,” and the song title was born. Soon after sharing ideas, “You Should Be Here” was written in just two hours in the parking lot of Gillette Stadium before Gorley and Swindell would be performing in front of thousands of fans.
Swindell says when he heard Gorley’s title, “he knew where he needed to go” ( Taste of Country). Swindell took the original meaning of “You Should Be Here” deeper. Swindell signed his record deal on July 13, 2013.
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