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Luke Combs Gets Back In The Recording Studio

Author Nancy Brooks // Country Writer, Beasley Media Group

Luke Combs is back in the recording studio in Nashville this week to work on his next album. Luke posted some photos of him in the studio to his Instagram.

He posted a photo of him singing words from his iPhone into a microphone, wearing a black t-shirt that features a stack of cassettes from the 1980s and 1990s country. In more photos, he listens from the soundboard and sits back with his blue ball cap resting on his belly.

He captioned the post, “Good to be back in the studio today…”

Many fans reacted with excitement to his new post, including one fan who observed what he was wearing on his wrist, “Damn, talk about stepping up the watch game. I liked the Rolex’s, but that’s another level!” Another fan gushed, “Thank the Lord. You are a gift @lukecombs.” One more fan said, “Bring the heat, boss!!!”

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Combs was announced as a performer at the GRAMMYS. The award show will be live on CBS on February 4, 2024. Luke posted the performer graphic on his Insta Stories this morning. This will be the second year in a row that Combs performs.

Combs is a 2024 GRAMMY nominee for Best Country Solo Performance for “Fast Car,” a song that won both Song and Single awards at the November CMA Awards.

Last year (2023), Luke was nominated for Best Country Album for Growin’ Up. He also was nominated for Best Country Song for “Doin’ This” and Best Group / Duo Performance for his duet with Miranda Lambert, “Outrunnin’ Your Memory.”

Combs said of his nominations at the time, “Getting these Grammy nominations is awesome, you know? You know they don’t come around too often. And so, you know, having the opportunity to be thought of when that time comes is pretty unique and is always, always awesome. ”

Luke was nominated for the all-genre Best New Artist GRAMMY in 2019. He was nominated for a GRAMMY in 2020 in the Best Country Duo / Group Performance for his collaboration with Brooks & Dunn, a remake of their song “Brand New Man.” He has yet to win.

Four Cold, Cold, Country Songs

  • "Colder Weather" (2010)

    Zac gets right to the point in this song about delaying a love match because of “colder weather.” In the chorus, the lyrics include: “He said, ‘I wanna see you again / But I’m stuck in colder weather / Maybe tomorrow will be better / Can I call you then?’ / She said, ‘You’re a ramblin’ man’ / / And you ain’t ever gonna change / You got a gypsy soul to blame / And you were born for leavin.'”

  • "Cold As You" Taylor Swift (2006)

    Taylor released this song as an album cut on her debut album. The chorus includes the lyrics: “Oh, what a shame / What a rainy ending given to a perfect day / Just walk away / Ain’t no use defending words that you will never say / And now that I’m sittin’ here thinkin’ it through / I’ve never been anywhere cold as you.”

  • "Cold As You" Luke Combs (2021)

    Luke co-wrote this sad song and produced the track. He uploaded an acoustic version of the song to his social media in 2020. The lyrics of the chorus are: “They got ‘Whiskey River’ on a jukebox / A honky tonk sawdust dance floor / A neon, five o’clock, broke clock / And plenty damn many when you want one more / Of this broke heart fool on an old bar stool / Drinkin’ beer almost as cold as you.”

    The music video for the cold song showcases a man through a night after he escapes his ex-girlfriend and her new lover via a secret door in the back of a jukebox in a nostalgic diner. Many of the video’s cast of characters have appeared as characters in other Luke Combs videos.

  • "Cold" Chris Stapleton (2020)

    Chris’ “Cold’ won at the 64th GRAMMY Awards for Best Country Song. He performed the song on both the GRAMMY Awards that year and the CMA Awards in 2021. The icey chorus includes the lyrics: “Oh, why you got to be so cold? / Why you got to go and cut me like a knife / And put our love on ice? / Oh, girl, you know you left this hole / Right here in the middle of my soul / Oh, why you got to be so cold?”

Nancy Brooks has been working in the country music industry for almost 30 years. She has interviewed pretty much any country star you can think of. In the late 1990s, she started working with Dolly Parton. And yes, Nancy reports that Parton is as sweet as you would think. She loves her life in country music and has been backstage at every CMA Awards show since the late 1990s. Many of her stories are from her one-on-one interviews. She was there at the beginning of the incredible careers of many music superstars today, including Taylor Swift, Shania Twain, and Blake Shelton, and has interviewed them multiple times throughout the years.

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Author Nancy Brooks // Country Writer, Beasley Media Group
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