Shaboozey and Jelly Roll Team Up for 'Amen' Duet

Shaboozey's SuperSized Where I'm Been, Isn't Where I'm Going Deluxe Edition, Out Now, Now Features a Duet With Jelly Roll, titled “Amen.”

The Song Is a Big, Foot-Stomping Country Rave-Up that Finds The Single Asking for Divine Intervention. “Somebody Say a prayer for me 'causes the pills ran out and i still can't sleep,” they sing. “Somebody Send a Word Upstairs Because The Bar Shut Down and I'm Go Knows Where.” Of course, it all leads to a big passonate “Amen,” and from the looks of the smiles on their Faces and the way they dance side-by-side in the music video, Somebody's listening to their prayers.

Tea Where I'm Been Re-Release Features Six Bonus Tracks. In addition to “Amen,” it includes “Hail Mary” (A two with Sierra Ferrell), “Blink Twice” (with Myles Smith), and Three Songs with No Guest Arts: “Fire and Gasoline,” “Good News,” and “Chrome.” The New Edition IS Billed As Where I'm Been, Isn't Where I'm Going: The Complete Edition.

The Original Edition of the Album Ranked Among Rolling Stone's List of the Best Country Albums of 2024. “When he Sings on the LP, Which is often, Shaboozey Reveals a Weary Baritone Ritting with Nashville Heartache, and his effortlessly blend the Deep-Bottom Sonics (and occasional sense of dread) of hip-hop records records With the Beefy Choruses of Post-Shaania Country Pop, “The Magazine Said. “Most importantly, Tracks like the Brooding 'Highway' and the rhythmic 'Annabelle' Tests That Shaboozey-Who has a pair of big-time Cameos on beyoncé's Cowboy Carter – Is Way More Than Just That Bar Song. “