Song Spotlight: Luke Combs' "Ain't No Love In Oklahoma"

    I've been meaning to talk about this one for awhile. (No surprise, right?) I'm a one-man operation! Give me a break!

    Anyways.

    I don't know if I've ever said it before here. I think I have. But I watch the sitcoms that come on CMT when I get home from work in the early hours of the morning. So I came across the song of today's article. 

    Luke Combs released a single from the Twisters soundtrack called "Ain't No Love In Oklahoma," and the man absolutely kills it. His vocals are the main draw. I don't think he has hissed, growled, and been more serious than he is on this song. I absolutely loved his cover of "Fast Car." It's a rare case when I like a cover more than the original, but he has such an emotional voice. And he knows how to use it. Which is a deadly combination. 

    The music itself is badass with the guitars. It just sounds like a tornado of a song. Dark skies, strong winds, and a lot of risk.

    It's just amazing. I get chills when I listen to it! I hope you get the same feeling. 

Rank: A...in't No Love In OklAhomA Rank.

Recommendation: when you're caught in a twister