Cody Jinks (from the album Change the Game

Cody Jinks (from the album Change the Game

Cody Jinks (from the album Change the Game available on Late August Records) (by Danny McCloskey)
Hushed acoustic strums march into Change the Game as Cody Jinks begins the song cycle for his recent release weighing his options. The confessions in album opener “Sober Thing” wonder ‘which are worse. The nightmares or the hangovers. The sleepless nights or the passing out and finally gettin’ rest’ before finally admitting ‘I’m closer to the messed up than the sober thing’. The track sets a standard for Change the Game with Cody Jinks scripting the stories of life on the edge, staging the album with tales of personal choices (“Deceiver’s Blues”), DIY guides for living life (“What You Love”), the highway call for ‘misfit daughters and prodigal sons’ (“Outlaws and Mustangs”), late night prayers (“A Few More Ghosts”), strangers falling in love (“I Would”), and longtime lovers facing troubles (“I Can’t Complain”).
 
The soundtrack for the songs of Cody Jinks is a blast of pounding Rock’n’Roll on equal footing of Country string-bending twang. Outlaw Country took its name with Cody Jinks in mind for wearing the crown. His words describe tough luck and point out potholes in our plans without ever falling victim. Pearl Aday joins Cody Jinks in “Take This Bottle” while the Change the Game title track pens a resume for the man standing enter stage and strums a tribute to the men and women keeping the wheels greased and rolling in “The Working Man”. (by Danny McCloskey)
 
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