It’s official, Jonathan Hay Publicity has gone country.
But come to think of it, having grown up in Kentucky, hasn’t Jonathan Hay always been a little bit country? If you ask him, he’ll wholeheartedly deny it till he’s [bluegrass] in the face, countering with the argument that he “technically grew up in Louisville, which is one of the biggest cities in the U.S.” But it’s true that before the big-time, fast life of multi-media publicity, Jonathan Hay was a Kentucky boy.
So here we are re-visiting our roots with a country music project that will blow your mind like tumbleweed in the wind, through the southern porches and backyards, past your pa’s Ford truck and yonder. (Okay, so we’re not so great at the southern wordplay).
Country music is a huge industry, so why wouldn’t we be here? Watch out Music Row, we are coming.
So what is this country music project anyway you ask? I’ll tell you one thing, it’s from the Jesse James (the real Jesse James) family tree.
Stay tuned…it’s a beautiful thing.
P.S. We got a Grammy producer in the studio as we speak making hit records…yep, we gone country!
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