Aaron Tippin is revisiting “My Blue Angel” with Sam Grow on a new recording arriving October 23, 2026, through 8 Track Entertainment. An accompanying music video will address the toll of the fentanyl crisis on American families.
The announcement gives one of Tippin’s familiar songs a new context. Originally a Top 10 country single in 1993, “My Blue Angel” was written by Tippin, Kim Williams and Philip Douglas. The new version was co-produced by Noah Gordon and Biff Watson.
A familiar song with a new purpose
According to the announcement supplied by CookMedia, Grow joins Tippin on the re-recording, while the forthcoming video brings the song into a conversation about loss and the families affected by fentanyl.
“Man, I’m so excited that Sam Grow agreed to sing with me on my old hit ‘My Blue Angel,'” said Tippin. “He brought a whole new life to it. We can’t wait for everyone to see the video for it. It has an important message about the Fentanyl epidemic in America and the toll it’s taking on families. Together we have to do all we can to make a change and to save lives.”
Both the single and video arrive October 23, giving fans a chance to revisit the song through a collaboration that connects two generations of country artists.
Where to follow the release
Tippin’s catalog includes “You’ve Got to Stand for Something,” “There Ain’t Nothin’ Wrong With the Radio” and “Kiss This.” Grow brings his own recording career to the pairing, giving longtime Tippin listeners another artist to explore when the track arrives.
CountryMusicNewsBlog.com readers can follow Aaron Tippin and Sam Grow for the October 23 release. The original CookMedia announcement includes the release information and artist statement.
