Brothers Osborne - 'Brothers Osborne'

[recordyear]

1. Who Says You Can't Have Everything [John Osborne, T.J. Osborne & Casey Beathard]
2. Nobody's Nobody [John Osborne, T.J. Osborne, Mike Elizondo & Kendell Marvel]
3. Might As Well Be Me [John Osborne, T.J. Osborne, Corey Crowder & Julian Bunetta]
4. Sun Ain't Even Gone Down Yet [John Osborne, T.J. Osborne & Corey Crowder]
5. Goodbye's Kickin' In [John Osborne, T.J. Osborne, Lee Miller & Mike Elizondo]
6. Love You Too [John Osborne, T.J. Osborne, Jessie Jo Dillon & Jesse Frasure]
7. New Bad Habit [John Osborne, T.J. Osborne & Lee Miller]
8. We Ain't Good At Breaking Up [John Osborne, T.J. Osborne, Jesse Frasure & Miranda Lambert]
9. Back Home [John Osborne, T.J. Osborne & Lee Miller]
10. Ain't Nobody Got Time For That [John Osborne, T.J. Osborne, Jaren Johnston & Lee Miller]
11. Rollercoaster (Forever And A Day) [John Osborne, T.J. Osborne & Jamie Hartman]



Focus track is Who Says You Can't Have Everything.

[Music Fan]

I enjoyed it, but wish it were a little longer. I think it's a great album, but something is missing for it to make me feel like it's an AMAZING album. I do wish we had some true collaborations on here -- they're close to Maren, Kacey, Miranda and others. I think that would've drawn a bit more attention to this album. I know Miranda has vocals in We Aint Good at Breaking Up, but is she even credited?

[3chords]

I thought this was a super easy listen, enjoyed it more than some of their Jay stuff. Miranda’s got half a collab, her team needs to get it together and post about it.

[🌺CountryLineDancer]

This album is okay. Standout for me is Who Says You Can't Have Everything, Love You Too, and Rollercoaster, but I do not necessarily see the obvious follow-up single option. Other songs are just okay, including the current single, which I found to be quite boring. 

[phil1996]

Yeah this does nothing for me. It sounds like they’re trying to be too safe almost. Jay Joyce was really missing from this

[Kanenrá:ke]

This is overall an obvious attempt to get radio to latch on more. Their identity is still there, and some of the new direction works (Back Home). But overall I kinda am hating the new sound Mike Elizondo has brought in. A pivot away from Jay wasn’t a bad idea, just wish the landing was better.

The Miranda feature sounds like the best option for single #2 imo.

[CoJoFan]

“Who Says You Can’t Have Everything” is a bop! I could see it being a big hit for them.

[recordyear]

#192 on Billboard 200.

[Music Fan]

As a fan, that number is incredibly disappointing to see. I'm sure they and the label wouldn't be too ecstatic about it either, especially after all their albums went Top 50. Going from #43 to #192 is quite steep.

Unfortunately, their streaming numbers are abysmal. There's something that their team has to do to get those number up. I'm not ready for BO to be a "legacy / yesterday's act."