Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors Stay Positive In Their New Video For "Good Light"

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Have you noticed that the gap between "country music" and "rock music" continues to shrink with every passing year? Of course, we're not talking about banjo-wielding purists singing tales about the joys of working at illegal moonshine distilleries, but more about performers like Eric Church and Jason Aldean are technically considered "country." If you ever listen to their music or go to see them in concert, you'd be hard pressed to come up with a laundry list of things that differentiate their musical outlook from that of rock musicians. What we're trying to say is this: Don't turn your back on Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors just because they have been lumped into the "country" genre.

If you're not familiar with the name Drew Holcomb, there's a decent chance that you're familiar with his song "Live Forever," which served as the soundtrack to a 2011 Emmy Award winning commercial for the NBA on TNT. The group's latest song is "Good Light," which is the title track off the band's new album, set to be released at the end of the month. The warm Wurlitzer reminds us more than a little of the work of our former You Oughta Know band Dawes, and the song's message about staying optimistic in the face of tough times is something that everyone can relate to.