Ne-Yo Went Country? Inside Highway 79 | The Cool Check-In
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Ne-Yo Went Country? Inside Highway 79 | The Cool Check-In
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Ne-Yo just went independent, planted a flag in Nashville, and dropped his most surprising album yet. Highway 79 — his tenth studio album, out now via Compound Entertainment — pairs his R&B pedigree with genuine Nashville songwriting royalty (Luke Laird, Charles Kelley of Lady A, BRELAND, Rhett Akins, Chuck Harmony, Tayla Parx). He's careful to call it "country-inspired," not a country album, and the title itself is personal: a nod to his 1979 birth year and to Highway 79, a real road through his native Arkansas.
In this Cool Check-In, we get into:
- How Ne-Yo went from a #184 Billboard debut with 2022's Self Explanatory to a #1 R&B-chart album by leaving the major-label system entirely
- Why an R&B legend recording in Nashville with Lady A's Charles Kelley isn't as random as it sounds
- What "inspired by country" actually sounds like on the record
Whether you've been following Ne-Yo since "So Sick" or you just heard he's out here line-dancing to "Ms. Tundra," this one's worth the check-in.
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