The much anticipated fourth album from Aaron Goodvin is out now! Following up the latest line dance sensation “Country Dance,” with over 2 million streams and counting, and the catchy romp “Written All Over It,” the poignant "Your Time to Stay” and the title track "Drinkin' Hand" the new EP has dropped with additional tracks “Said No Redneck,” and “Not Too Much to Hate About That.” Each song is a journey through Aaron’s life, both lighthearted and heartbreakingly serious, telling of the challenges and celebrations that led to becoming a new father with a new outlook, and a new album in the works. With his evocative storytelling and compelling melodies, listeners recognize themselves as they laugh, cry, and sing along.

The Alberta-born, Nashville-based artist co-produced the new project, teaming up with seasoned talents Skip Black, Chris Utley, and Andrew Capra and joining forces once again with acclaimed producer Matt McClure who rounded out the esteemed line up of collaborators on the project, building up to Aaron’s most personal collection to date.

Oh yes, ecstatic fans continue to enjoy the bona fide anthem “Lonely Drum,” a double-platinum global juggernaut that radio host Bobby Bones championed on his internationally syndicated show. And now Aaron Goodvin adds to his repertoire of three previous albums - that earned him 13 CCMA nominations, a CCMA Songwriter of the Year Award win, a prestigious JUNO Award Album of the Year nomination and garnered well over 110 million total streams worldwide - with a collection of songs that tells the next chapter in his life. And the best is yet to come with shows across Canada, the US, and Europe in support of the just released EP titled “Drinkin’ Hand”

Highlights
Over 110+ million total streams
2x’s #1 singles in Canada “Boy Like Me” and “You Are”
6 Top 10 singles in Canada
Double-Platinum certification on “Lonely Drum”
13-time CCMA Nominee and 2018 CCMA Winner/Songwriter of the Year for “Lonely Drum”
Songwriter cuts by Luke Bryan, Jon Pardi, Cole Swindell, Josh Gracin, Aaron Pritchett and Nice Horse