Country music artist Riley Green has released "That's Just Me," the title track from his upcoming album of the same name, which is scheduled for release on September 18. The new single, which delves into the complexities of a failed relationship and lingering regret, has quickly garnered attention from fans and critics.
Green, who has seen a significant rise in popularity over the past few years, shared the song on Thursday. The lyrics explore themes of wondering about a former partner's perspective after a relationship's end, a subject that aligns with Green's established musical style. The track has already prompted enthusiastic reactions from listeners, with many expressing their approval on platforms like YouTube.
"Someone check that scoreboard… Riley’s cooking again," one fan commented, while another described the song as a "beautiful tune." A third listener noted, "He just doesn't miss. Another great hit. I'll be having this on repeat just as much as "Imagine That."
Despite his growing success, Green has indicated that he intends to remain on his Alabama farm, telling Fox News Digital that he has "every reason" to stay rooted in his home state rather than relocating to Nashville.
Green's career has been marked by a string of successful songs, including "Jesus Saves" and "Lookout Mountain." The forthcoming album, "That's Just Me," is anticipated to further solidify his position in the country music landscape.