ERIN KINSEY - I Ain't Crazy - RECORDS Nashville

Ever since introducing herself to the country music world with her debut EP ’40 West’, Erin Kinsey has proclaimed herself as one of the genre’s bright young stars.  From making her debut on the Grand Ole Opry stage to achieving high praise, acclaim, and success at country radio and CMT with her single “Just Drive”, the talented singer-songwriter came out of the gates fast and hasn’t looked back since.

The Texas native’s latest release, “I Ain’t Crazy”, is available digitally and on all streaming platforms now via RECORDS Nashville.

Erin’s vocals are effortlessly flawless and beautiful throughout the track.  As we have seen over the course of her releases to this point, which have covered a wide spectrum of music arrangements and subject matters, she has an undeniable talent of conveying a message through not only the words she is singing but the power and elegance of her delivery.

“I Ain’t Crazy” is a breakup anthem with the sassy confidence that has caught the industry’s eye about this talented singer-songwriter from the onset of her career.  The tune opens with the attention-demanding guitar riffs and modern country twang, paving the way for Erin’s motivationally-angry driven delivery that carries the song seamlessly through the verses and into the chorus.

“I been hellbent on wasting Revlon

Down some Broadway bathroom sink

Brokenhearted, boy, I called it

Someone get this girl a drink

You’re a one two-timer, a no good liar

I wish I woulda been dead wrong about you, baby

But at least I ain’t crazy”

Kinsey’s delivery is beautiful, showing the poise and control of an industry veteran.  The songstress has been honing her craft since she first formally introduced herself to the country masses, and her musicianship has matured exponentially, forging the path to take her career to the next level.

“I Ain’t Crazy” follows the wildly popular Valentine’s Day release “Matchmaker” as well as the 2023 standout tracks “Stayed A Summer” and “Boys In Boots” off her ‘Bet My Heart’ album.  With each new tune, Kinsey continues to add to her musical catalogue, putting together a collection of work that has her recognized as being on the brink of stardom with her grit, sass, and undeniable talent.

(Review Written By: Chad Carlson)

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