New York, NY (Top40 Charts / Curb Records) Already proclaimed as this year's new artist to watch by Rolling Stone Country, The Huffington Post, Billboard, Country Weekly and more, the genre's brightest newcomer Mo Pitney and Curb Records announce the launch of Mo's debut music video, "Country." The video, directed by Wes Edwards, will launch exclusively across CMT and iHeartMedia platforms including CMT, CMT Pure, CMT Artists App, CMT.com (https://www.cmt.com/artists/mo-pitney/) along with iHeartMedia's country radio station websites and iHeartRadio.com/MoPitney today.
Through its authentic imagery, the video effortlessly conveys the song's message that: "country ain't even a place on a map, it's a place in your heart."
Mo Pitney has been criss-crossing the United States on his radio tour in support of the single. Presently, "Country" is inside the top 50 and climbing on both the Billboard and the MediaBase country charts. Through the lens of the music video, one can see the true entertainer, lifestyle and songwriter that embody Mo Pitney and his music.
Mo is playing select cities, including the famed CMA
Music Festival in Nashville in June. In addition, Mo will be performing on the Grand Ole Opry throughout the year in support of the Opry's 90th Birthday.
For more information on Mo Pitney, including up-to-date tour dates, please visit: www.mopitney.com
ABOUT MO PITNEY:
Mo Pitney's musical roots were born out of Cherry Valley, IL where music rang throughout the family home. Inspired by artists including Johnny Cash, Keith Whitley, Randy Travis, Buck Owens,
James Taylor and bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley, Mo carries a deep reverence for the history of country music. Pitney, often referred to as an old soul, is a humble twenty-three-year-old storyteller of life through song. Often writing one to two songs a day, he is meticulous that the phrasing of every lyric "reflects who I am or how I'd speak." It's the same approach that this recording artist takes into the studio. Mo's musical style represents a blend of the long established roots of country with a more modern and mainstream delivery providing today's listener with a brand new sound. When not performing or writing music, Pitney spends his free time training his bird dogs, fishing, or hunting anything that's in season. Mo's debut single "Country" is climbing rapidly on country radio, and he continues to receive standing ovations consistently, including his epic crowd receptions at the Grand Ole Opry.
