Tim McGraw Covers It All In New Album
Tim McGraw’s longtime producer explains why the singer’s “Emotional Traffic” album sounds country but has shades of other styles. Byron Gallimore says he and McGraw continued a trend with “Emotional Traffic” they started with earlier albums. They include not only including country material, but there are songs with streaks of R&B, pop and rock. The producer says McGraw uses his voice to pull the songs back into country territory. “Emotional Traffic” has the No. 1 hit, “Felt Good on My Lips.”
Tim McGraw’s longtime producer explains why the singer’s “Emotional Traffic” album sounds country but has shades of other styles. Byron Gallimore says he and McGraw continued a trend with “Emotional Traffic” they started with earlier albums. They include not only including country material, but there are songs with streaks of R&B, pop and rock. The producer says McGraw uses his voice to pull the songs back into country territory. “Emotional Traffic” has the No. 1 hit, “Felt Good on My Lips.”
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