Tyler Childers has introduced a brand new album referred to as Rustin’ In The Rain, which will likely be out in September. It’s his follow-up to final yr’s Can I Take My Hounds To Heaven?, a triple album that includes the identical eight songs three other ways. In the present day, he’s presenting the album’s lead single “in Your Love.”

“This can be a assortment of songs I playfully pieced collectively as if I used to be pitching a gaggle of songs to Elvis,” Childers wrote in a press release. “Some covers, one co-write, and a few I even wrote in my greatest (horrible) Elvis impersonation, as I labored across the farm and kicked round the home. I hope you get pleasure from listening to this album as a lot as I loved creating it. Thanks. Thanks very a lot.”

The music video for “In Your Love” was directed by Bryan Schlam, and based mostly on a narrative thought by Silas Home and Jason Kyle Howard. It begins Colton Haynes and James Scully as two coal miners who fall in love in Appalachia. Watch and hear under.

Right here’s a press release from Silas Home on how the video got here collectively:

As a homosexual teenager who cherished nation music, I might have by no means imagined seeing myself in a video. That visibility issues. There have at all times been LGBTQ individuals in rural locations and at last we’re seeing that portrayed in a rustic music video. Tyler and I each felt the eye to element about rural life was essential, so we made certain that the home and the individuals regarded life like for the time interval as a substitute of the stereotypes of nation people who have develop into so ingrained within the public consciousness. We used our circle of relatives footage as references. We wished to inform as advanced a narrative as we might in 4 minutes, not solely a couple of homosexual couple, but additionally about rural individuals. We wished to point out their pleasure and their sorrow—all of the issues that make up a posh life. Too typically simplistic notions are pushed about each rural and LGBTQ individuals, so we did every thing we might to make this story as wealthy and layered as doable.

Rustin’ In The Rain is out 9/8 by way of Hickman Holler Information/RCA Information.