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Sundance Head’s Stained Glass and Neon, will be released on Dean Dillon’s Wildcatter Records on January 25, 2018. Dean Dillon is one of country music’s most iconic songwriters, with over 62 songs cut by George Strait alone (“The Chair,” “Ocean Front Property,” etc), plus other hits like “Tennessee Whiskey” (George Jones/Chris Stapleton), “I’m Alive” & “A Lot Of Things Different”, hits for Alabama, Toby Keith, Lee Ann Womack & many others. He is also producer on this album by The Voice winner and self-proclaimed “soul country” singer.
Dean Dillon on Sundance Head, “With the help of some business associates in Texas, I had the opportunity to create my own record label, Dean Dillon’s Wildcatter Records, and I knew that wanted to work with him. I’ve been in this business all my life, and with the exception of a couple of people, I’ve never heard anybody sing the way this man does. I think the most amazing thing to me is his vocal range and control. He is extremely special,”
The 40-year-old Texan Head talked about what fans can expect from his album, “It’s not rock, it’s not country, it’s not blues. But I think once this record comes out, people will understand. It’s kind of a throwback to when songs meant something. It’s real music, and we’re not trying to compress it and put beats on it. It’s a really old-school modern country record. That’s my style, man. I’m an old cat. I don’t really identify with the country that’s currently on the radio.”