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“When Wade Bowen walked into Sean McConnell’s studio in 2020, he was struggling.”
“The Version of Me You Get , however, puts an undeniable rock edge on Bowen’s gravelly Texas drawl.”
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“In November, he’ll headline the intimate Hill Country Reserve festival in Fredricksburg, Texas.”
“As soon as he and McConnell finished the record, they shelved the whole thing.”
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““I was trying really hard at that time to prove myself as a songwriter to my peers, trying to open shows and trying to prove to people that I could do this.”
“I lean on that.” Josh Crutchmer is a journalist and author whose upcoming book, Sonoran Sounds , is set for release in March 2027 via Back Lounge Publishing.”
“The previous year had tested him personally and professionally in ways he had never experienced in his 20-year career.”
“He knows he’ll likely never have a chart-topping hit or headline arenas, but what he has found instead is art he is happy to pursue and content to keep making.”
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““I don’t know if it’s my favorite, because that’s hard to say, but it’s the one that I’m most proud of,” Bowen says of Lost Hotel .”
“The opening line of “Rain,” the first track — “That was one hell of a storm.”
“Then, in 2025, five years after he recorded that album with McConnell, Bowen gave it a fresh listen.”
““I didn’t really mean for it to be that way.” Since getting his start in 1998, Bowen ascended to the pinnacle of the Texas country scene with a mix of love songs like “Who I Am” and two-step numbers like “Saturday Night,” but his catalog has always been country, and often honky-tonk country.”
“Tyminski and McConnell had written “Weight on the Levee,” and it was McConnell who suggested bringing the bluegrass artist on board.”