Chancey Williams Stands up for Cowboys on ‘Blame It on the Rain’

Opposite to common perception, cowboys do cry…simply ask Chancey Williams.

“That is one in all my favourite songs I’ve written,” Williams says of the very topic touched on in his new single, “Blame It on the Rain,” which premieres completely through Style of Nation. “Trent Willmon and I wrote it about how quite a lot of cowboys do not wish to admit once they get down or cry, so that they discover a method to say it have to be one thing else. We love the tune.”

It’s an attention-grabbing take from a tough and hard cowboy himself, who has made a profession chronicling the cowboy way of life in his music. But, with “Blame it on the Rain,” Williams touches on a brand new thread of honesty that feels actual and genuine and fairly well timed.

And it’s this type that serves as one more intriguing lane for Williams, who has spent a lot of the previous yr touring with nation music powerhouses together with Alan Jackson, Toby Keith, Cody Johnson and Aaron Watson.

The Wyoming native’s reference to Keith truly goes method again, as Williams used to work for the nation legend when he was nonetheless spending his life competing in rodeos and using broncs. However now, Williams has reached some extent in his profession that he and Keith are sharing the identical stage collectively.

And that truth alone simply would possibly make Williams tear up.

Shedding tears would definitely be comprehensible, as Williams and his backing group the Youthful Brothers Band’s profession is rising at a fast tempo nowadays because of the success of his newest album 3^rd Avenue. That album contains the ballad “Wyoming Wind,” which took dwelling the 2020 Rocky Mountain CMA Music of the Yr honor. By the tip of the yr, Williams could have tour stops in Nevada and Montana, finally culminating in a New Yr’s Eve present in his dwelling state of Wyoming.

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