“’TIL YOU CAN’T” IS DEBUT SINGLE FROM
HUMAN THE DOUBLE ALBUM
AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE DIGITALLY OCTOBER 8
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – COJO Music/Warner Music Nashville Platinum recording artist Cody Johnson will release “’Til You Can’t” to country radio next month, impacting October 18 (LISTEN HERE). The song is the debut single from his upcoming sophomore major-label release, Human The Double Album, available on October 8th to stream and purchase on all digital music platforms (PRE-ORDER HERE). Physical copies are also available now for pre-order on Johnson’s website at codyjohnsonmusic.com. To date, Johnson has released nine of the album’s 18 songs in advance of the release.
“I chose to record ‘Til You Can’t’ first because of the positivity in the message of the song. In our world today, we could use more positivity,” said Johnson. “Secondly because of how dynamic the melody was; I took it and ran with it. I hope y’all enjoy!”
The song, penned by Ben Stennis and Matt Rogers, is an infectious tempo that starts quietly, then builds along with Johnson’s advice: take the chances, chase the dreams, bait those lines, put that diamond on her hand, and take those calls from your mama as long as you can, until you can’t. It’s the quintessential why-not-now song that will call Johnson’s loyal fans to action.
Johnson’s recent feature-length documentary, Dear Rodeo: The Cody Johnson Story, can now be rented or purchased exclusively via the Apple TV app through October 8 in the US and Canada (CLICK HERE). The documentary was first released to select cinemas nationwide for a limited time, with multiple showings added due to popular demand, for a total of 239 theaters featuring the movie across the country. Alongside guest appearances by Reba McEntire, Navy Seal Chris Kyle’s widow Taya (Kyle), and more, Johnson opens up about how his years on the rodeo circuit fortuitously prepared him for his life as a country star. From standing in the back of the chute at the rodeo or singing about it in front of 75,000 fans, fans will learn more about his real-life journey from the dusty rodeo arenas of rural Texas to some of the biggest musical stages in America. The film vividly captures all the emotional highs and lows that come from the dreams you cling to and the dreams you ultimately let go of.