Parker McCollum - 'Never Enough'

[Darkest Hour]

1. Hurricane [Parker McCollum, David Lee Murphy, Jon Randall & Randy Rogers]
2. Best I Never Had [Parker McCollum, Will Bundy & Brett James]
3. Things I Never Told You [Monty Criswell, Lynn Hutton & Taylor Phillips]
4. Burn It Down [Parker McCollum, Hillary Lindsey, Lori McKenna & Liz Rose]
5. Stoned [Parker McCollum, Brett James & Mark Holman]
6. Handle On You [Parker McCollum & Monty Criswell]
7. Lessons From An Old Man [Parker McCollum, Lori McKenna, Lee Miller, Jon Randall & Liz Rose]
8. Tough People Do [Parker McCollum, Brett James & Jon Randall]
9. Speed [Parker McCollum & Ryan Beaver]
10. Tails I Lose [Parker McCollum, Wade Bowen, Brad Warren & Brett Warren]
11. I Ain't Going Nowhere [Parker McCollum, Lori McKenna, Lee Miller, Jon Randall & Liz Rose]
12. Too Tight This Time [Parker McCollum, Brett James & Jon Randall]
13. Don't Blame Me [Parker McCollum, Brett James & Jon Randall]
14. Have Your Heart Again [Parker McCollum, Lee Miller & Ashley Gorley]
15. Wheel [Parker McCollum, Jon Randall, Brad Warren & Brett Warren]



Focus track is Burn It Down.

[winstonmurdock]

This album is fantastic. Superstar in the making in my opinion. Things I Never Told You and Lessons From An Old Man are my favorites but plenty of single options as well. Tails I Lose feels like a big radio hit.

[phil1996]

Hurricane, Stoned, Tails I Lose, Wheel are the standouts. Have Your Heart Again might be his best work yet. Burn It Down sounds like a smash, and I’d love to see them try Tails I Lose at radio. Fantastic song

[.indulgecountry]

Music video for "Burn It Down":

[.indulgecountry]

After only one listen to the record so far, I must say it is EASILY a step up from his first one. That one was pretty unremarkable in all ways, but he's definitely coming more into his own as an artist with Never Enough. There are still songs here that don't make a big impression on me, but there's definitely more good than bad/forgettable to be found. I hope that we continue to get singles from this project that follow in the footsteps of its lead in nailing the sharp lyricism and neo-traditional touches of "Handle on You" as that is where he shines.

[ethanhunt]

This is my favorite mainstream country release since at least 29

As far as singles go I NEED "Speed" on radio. It sounds like a smash

[Darkest Hour]

#12 country and #56 on Billboard 200.