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STEPHEN WILSON JR. Releases New Single ‘Preacher’s Kid’
About the song, Stephen Wilson Jr. explains, “preachers kid (pk): based on a true story(s). I saw the light that was the underbelly of a catfish & it can be as compelling fodder for storytelling as any other abstract inspirer. Broken and conflicted like us all, a small town can be a world. Another world within a world when the world was once much smaller. While being adamantly instructed to avoid the worldly, I attended a class in church that taught you how to speak in tongues & that swearing is sin. I witnessed exorcisms before lunch & a crying youth pastor preaching an impending Armageddon stole my girlfriend in high school.”
Stephen Wilson Jr. Takes Aim At False Prophets In Killer New Song, “Preacher’s Kid”
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Stephen Wilson Jr. shares ‘Preacher’s Kid’
Stephen Wilson Jr. has released new single ‘Preacher’s Kid’, the follow-up to ‘Gary’, which currently sits inside the Top 40 of Billboard’s Country Airplay chart, and announced a run of UK headline dates for October.
The Indiana-born, Nashville-based songwriter has built a reputation for genre-spanning writing that leans as much on rock as on country, a thread running back to his early days as a lead guitarist in an indie rock band. ‘Preacher’s Kid’ is rooted in his own upbringing, drawing on small town religion, speaking in tongues and a youth pastor preaching impending Armageddon. “Based on a true story,” he says of the track, framing a small town as a world within a world.
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