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Dustin Charles Lynch is an American country music singer and songwriter. On his third album, "Current Mood", Dustin Lynch moves beyond the big ballads and bad-boy rockers that helped define his first couple albums. Here, Lynch offers a wide-ranging set of rock- and R&B-influenced country tunes (about half of which he wrote himself) that express a wide spectrum of emotions. There’s plenty of fun, clever writing on guitar-driven sing-alongs like “I Wish You Were Beer” and “Party Song”, but the songs that hit the hardest are catchy midtempo tracks like “Small Town Boy” and “New Girl".

With his seventh album, They Don’t Know, Aldean continues to lead the way, advancing the sound and style that helped define today’s country music. With his first release since 2014’s Old Boots, New Dirt which debuted at Number One on the Billboard album chart the reigning Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Year returns with a crowd-pleasing array of emotions and observations, from sizzling party-starters to hard-earned heartbreak.

The third album from the country music artist. Only in country music does an artist reveal their new album with a party at an acclaimed distillery, and that's precisely what Dustin Lynch and his team did for the official unveiling of Current Mood, at the George Dickel Distillery. The location was fitting as much as it was exciting; seeing as the country star grew up just minutes from the famous distillery in his native Tullahoma, Tenn., bringing his career full circle as he pulled back the curtain on a special project created from a compilation of growth, friendships and even heartache. "I went about this album in a completely different way than I've done the previous two," he explains. "It was kind of a slow process. I wanted each song to be special to not only me, but also the producer. It's a collection of songs and a chapter of my life that I'm proud of and excited to share."

'I'm the binge-drinking health reporter. During the week, I write about Australia's booze-soaked culture. At the weekends, I write myself off.'