Brothers Osborne’s fifth studio album, Watertown, is out now via MCA. Released October 23, the 11-song collection reunites John and TJ Osborne with producer Jay Joyce and includes collaborations with Cody Johnson and Stephen Wilson Jr.
For fans who followed our earlier “Doors” coverage here at CountryMusicNewsBlog.com, the full project is now available. Its title points home to Deale, Maryland, the coastal town where the brothers grew up.
Returning to their musical roots
In the album announcement, TJ described the direction this way: “A time when music wasn’t dictated by anything other than what our hearts and souls wanted to say.” The team describes the record as a return to the sound and spirit of the brothers’ beginnings.
Johnson joins them on the opening track, “Born and Raised Hell,” while Stephen Wilson Jr. appears on “Tough Kid.” These are the duo’s first collaborations on a full-length project, according to the release announcement.
The “Born and Raised Hell” video also arrived October 23. Directed by Nick Swift and filmed in Nashville, it features Brothers Osborne and Johnson. The single is scheduled to impact country radio November 2.
Watertown tracklist
- “Born and Raised Hell” featuring Cody Johnson
- “R.I.P.”
- “Family Business”
- “High”
- “Bottle It Up”
- “Ain’t Killed Me Yet”
- “Doors”
- “Stubborn”
- “Tough Kid” featuring Stephen Wilson Jr.
- “Same Ol’ Different Story”
- “Watertown”
Where to find the album
The official Brothers Osborne website has the album and current artist updates. The official album listing also confirms the release date, collaborators, and tracklist.
Set aside time for the full record and tell us which song you want to hear in a live set.
