Brantley Gilbert And Jelly Roll Collaborate On “Son Of The Dirty South”

Music lovers are in for a treat! Brantley Gilbert has teamed up with country music's rising star Jelly Roll to release their latest single, "Son of the Dirty South." This collaboration brilliantly combines Gilbert's hard-rock style with Jelly Roll's rap influences, creating a sound that is both unique and appealing to fans of both genres. As the two artists come together, they bring their own backgrounds and cultures into the mix, celebrating the essence of Southern life through their lyrics.

As the song progresses, it becomes clear that “Son of the Dirty South” is not just a fusion of genres; it's a celebration of community and shared experiences. Gilbert's catchy chorus highlights the rebellious spirit and pride of Southern culture, making it an anthem for anyone who identifies with the lifestyle. With an energetic combination of country rock and hip-hop, this track promises to be a hit not just in the charts but also with fans attending their upcoming tour.

Artist	Real Name	Genre	Notable Works
Brantley Gilbert	Brantley Gilbert	Country Rock	“Bottoms Up,” “One Hell of an Amen”
Jelly Roll	Jason Bradley DeFord	Hip-Hop, Country	“Save Me,” “Son of a Sinner”

Gilbert expressed his excitement about the collaboration, saying, "I had a blast working on this one with Jelly. We've been itching to write together for a while now, and we had a lot of fun putting it together.” Their chemistry is palpable, and it reflects in every note of the song. Fans can look forward to experiencing this dynamic duo live during their five-date "Son of the Dirty South" tour, which has fans eagerly anticipating the blend of their musical talents on stage.

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