Rising Country artist Tanner Adell is having great moments in her career. With the success of her song “Buckle Bunny” and recently working with Beyonce on her “Cowboy Carter” album, Tanner Adell has released her latest single, “Whiskey Blues.”
The song has Adell express sentiments about a failed relationship and how it’s impacting her. The video, directed by Chase Foster, has Adell expressing herself more and releasing anger.
In the video, Adell and her friends spend some time in a rage room, destroying things, which can be seen as a physical representation of the lyrics and thoughts.
“Heard that you been telling everybody that I’m a psycho, Heard that you, you blame my mental but that’s a lie though / Heard that you, you went and bought yourself a motorcycle, Keep pretending that I’m mad but you’re still on my mind though / ‘Cause I been layin’ on them different sheets just trying to get over you, Been hanging at ya favorite bar ’til a quarter past 2 / You got me thinking of ya drinking ’cause ya love is overproof, I got a bad case of the whisky blues”
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