Alex Miller's 'More Country Than You' Album: A Tribute to Traditional Country Music
Alex Miller's new album, "More Country Than You," features the unreleased track "Secondhand Smoke," written by Alan Jackson in the '90s. The traditional country project includes original songs and covers, showcasing Miller's love for classic country music. The song was a hit for him on the independent country charts, and he feels honored to have recorded it. Another standout track on the album is "Just a Mom," a heartfelt tribute to mothers co-written by Wood Newton. Miller's genuine passion for traditional country music shines through in his performances, and he appreciates the wordplay in contemporary country music as well. His style may resemble that of other artists like Zach Top, Drake Milligan, and Jake Worthington, but he harbors no ill will towards anyone in the industry.