{"id":2581,"date":"2020-05-12T10:17:05","date_gmt":"2020-05-12T09:17:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/cmni.co.uk\/?p=2581"},"modified":"2026-09-29T05:21:59","modified_gmt":"2026-09-29T04:21:59","slug":"jordan-davis-announces-new-single-almost-maybes","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/cmni.co.uk\/index.php\/2020\/05\/12\/jordan-davis-announces-new-single-almost-maybes\/","title":{"rendered":"JORDAN DAVIS ANNOUNCES NEW SINGLE, “ALMOST MAYBES”"},"content":{"rendered":"

With three No. 1 hits under his belt that The Washington Post <\/em>notes are “packed with detail” from his billion-streamed debut for MCA Nashville, Home State, <\/em>singer\/songwriter and 2020 ACM New Male Artist of the Year nominee Jordan Davis<\/strong> now eagerly turns the page to his next chapter with four<\/u><\/em> new songs for fans. And it’s his retrospective “Almost Maybes<\/a><\/strong>,” a light-hearted salute to the things in life that don’t work out in exchange for those that do, that leads as the EP’s first single, available everywhere today, May 8 ahead of Jordan Davis, <\/em>the EP, which arrives Friday, May 22.<\/p>\n

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“This is one that feels universal. For the few things in life that do fall into place and work out; there are a lot more that don’t,” shares the Louisiana native of his lead single. “This<\/em> is for those times, the ‘almost maybes.'”<\/p>\n

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The artist Rolling Stone<\/em> and Billboard<\/em> named an “Artist to Watch” early on in his career penned the track alongside songwriting heavy-hitters Hillary Lindsey<\/strong> and Jesse Frasure<\/strong>. Davis initially debuted “Almost Maybes” on his recent headlining Trouble Town Tour<\/em> where night-after-night he watched fans across the nation embrace its message:<\/p>\n

Here’s to the almost so close<\/em>
\nIt’s over out of the blues<\/em>
\nHere’s to the hey I think we need to talk<\/em>
\nAnd the i<\/em>t ain<\/em>‘t me it’s you’s<\/em>
\nHere’s to the tears and beers <\/em>
\nAnd wasted years on the weeds that look like daisies <\/em>
\nI wouldn’t be sitting here next to you<\/em>
\nIf it weren’t for the almost maybes<\/em><\/p>\n

Davis’ forthcoming EP, much like its creator, toes the rare line between commercial relatability and intricate songwriting. From the reflective to the feel-good, both exist simultaneously in Davis and his self-titled EP, produced by Paul DiGiovanni.<\/p>\n