Multi-Platinum country hitmaker Russell Dickerson has released a brand new track, ‘Heard It In A Country Song,' offering fans a nostalgic anthem packed with small-town pride and classic '90s country references. Co-written with Chase McGill, Chris LaCorte, and Parker Welling, the song blends Dickerson’s upbeat swagger with heartfelt storytelling that pays tribute to the values and memories shaped by generations of country music.
The track namechecks familiar imagery like barbecue stains, grape snowcones, and the infamous ‘Watermelon Crawl,' weaving them into a feel-good narrative that celebrates growing up and finding direction through country songs. Delivered with Dickerson’s trademark Southern charm, ‘Heard It In A Country Song' is already resonating with listeners who share those same roots.
The new single sets the stage for Dickerson’s upcoming fourth studio album, ‘Famous Back Home,' due out August 22 via Triple Tigers. The 12-track project marks a new chapter in his evolution as an artist, showcasing a broader musical range and deeper lyrical storytelling. Vinyl collectors can look forward to an Amazon exclusive edition, while digital pre-orders and pre-saves are available now across all major platforms.
The release follows the continued success of Dickerson’s current single “Happen To Me,” which has become the fastest-rising hit of his career. The track recently surpassed 100 million streams, broke into the Top 20 on country radio, hit No. 1 on SiriusXM’s The Highway, and is climbing the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
With ‘Heard It In A Country Song' offering a high-energy nod to his roots and ‘Famous Back Home' on the horizon, Dickerson continues to prove why he's one of the most consistent and compelling voices in modern country music.
