Tucker Wetmore Strikes Gold with New Single "Silverado Blue"Off His Upcoming Waves On A Sunset EP Releasing 10/4
Washington State native Tucker Wetmore is having a breakout year, and his latest release, "Silverado Blue", proves once again that his star is on a meteoric rise. Known for his signature blend of swagger and twang, Wetmore continues to showcase why he’s fast becoming a household name in country music. With the recent announcement of his debut EP, "Silverado Blue" not only solidifies his presence but sets the stage for even greater things to come.
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Written by Wetmore, alongside seasoned songwriters Brett Sheroky and Dan Wilson, Silverado Blue hits all the emotional high notes of a bittersweet love story. The song captures the tense, heart-racing moments of a final night spent with someone before everything changes. Wetmore taps into the universal struggle of wanting to hold on while knowing you must let go—a theme that resonates deeply, making the song both relatable and poignant.
From the opening chords, "Silverado Blue" feels like a slow burn, reflective and bittersweet, much like the memories it seeks to evoke. Wetmore’s smoky, unpolished vocal takes center stage, steering away from the overproduced tendencies of modern country and instead leaning into an authentic, raw sound. His voice, husky and rich, doesn’t require embellishment; in fact, the stripped-back production allows his storytelling to shine even brighter.
What stands out most is Wetmore’s ability to convey conflicting emotions. He wants her to stay, but as the song unfolds, he prioritizes her needs over his own desires. “Hitting pause on his own wishes for her to stay,” Wetmore sings with sincerity, capturing the complexity of love and sacrifice in a way that feels refreshingly honest.
The lyricism, much like the melody, is simple yet profound. “Silverado Blue” isn’t just a song about a truck or a fleeting romance; it’s about a moment in time—a pause before the inevitable goodbye. It’s about the blue of the night sky, the blue of the memories, and the blues of a heart torn between hope and reality.
Wetmore’s ability to craft songs that balance vulnerability with a confident swagger is part of what makes him a standout in the crowded country landscape. With this new song he’s proving that he’s not just another rising star; he’s a storyteller with depth, a performer with charisma, and an artist who can tug at your heartstrings while keeping you hooked from start to finish.
As Wetmore’s profile continues to grow, it’s easy to imagine him headlining stadiums in the near future. His authentic sound and storytelling prowess have him poised for superstardom, and Silverado Blue is the latest evidence that Tucker Wetmore is more than ready for the spotlight. His star isn’t just rising—it’s blazing a trail across the country music sky.
The EP’s tracklist promises a dynamic range of songs that will highlight Wetmore’s versatility, from the heartache of "Silverado Blue" to the introspective "What Would You Do?" and the emotionally charged "Wind Up Missin' You", which is already climbing the charts at Country radio. Here’s the full tracklist for Waves on a Sunset:
1. “Silverado Blue” (Written by Tucker Wetmore, Brett Sheroky, Dan Wilson)
2. “Wine Into Whiskey” (Written by Tucker Wetmore, Jacob Hackworth, Justin Ebach)
3. “You, Honey” (Written by Tucker Wetmore, Josh Thompson, Michael Lotten)
4. “Wind Up Missin' You” (Written by Tucker Wetmore, Thomas Archer, Chris LaCorte)
5. “Break First” (Written by Michael Tyler, Matt Roy, Lauren Hungate, Matt Dragstrem)
6. “When I Ain't Lookin'” (Written by Austin Goodloe, Thomas Archer, Michael Tyler, Tucker Beathard)
7. “What Would You Do?” (Written by Tucker Wetmore, Gabe Foust, Jacob Hackworth, Jaxson Free)
8. “Mister Miss Her” (Written by Blake Pendergrass, Jaxson Free, Chris LaCorte)
With his Grand Ole Opry debut in the books and Waves on a Sunset on the horizon, Wetmore is positioning himself as one of 2024’s breakout stars, it is only up from here for this born hitmaker!
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