Trio shows off a different side of their country sound with second offering from upcoming album ‘Let It Roll’
show off a different side of themselves in the atmospheric new song “Put the Hurt on Me,” the latest offering from their upcoming second albumwill be released August 23rd.
Midland’s members Mark Wystrach, Cameron Duddy and Jess Carson wrote “Put the Hurt on Me” with producers McAnally and Osborne and this time they make some sonic changes, though it still bears many of the group’s playfully retro hallmarks. The tempo of “Put the Hurt on Me” is slower than their two-stepping current single “Mr. Lonely,” thanks to some “Wicked Game”-style woozy electric guitar leads and a chorus that opens with a pair of minor chords. “Kill me softly, baby, with your kiss/If I go, I wanna go like this,” they sing, offering a depiction of physical abandon that’s accompanied by a sultry flamenco guitar solo. It wraps up with some pillow-soft, layered harmonies and repetition of the title phrase.
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