Ain't Looking Back

Pitney calls the creative process for Ain't Lookin' Back "the most joyful" musical experience he's had thus far. "I wanted to be completely open-minded, while also adding current sounds, all the while asking: What is my version of what is out today, and how can that meet all of my influences of the past to hopefully make one complete thought, to make something new? The end goal was to shut out all other voices, close our eyes, and create something that came from the heart," shares Pitney of the making of the new album. "I'm looking forward to taking this body of work that is completely me and sharing it with the world. I'm excited to see people's reactions."

Produced by Jim "Moose" Brown, the highly-anticipated follow-up to Pitney's debut album speaks to the idea of rebirth?shedding your past and moving forward into a future filled with grace and forgiveness. Combining his love of traditional Country music in the vein of Ray Price, Buck Owens and Roger Miller with his affinity for singer/songwriters like Randy Newman and James Taylor, Pitney puts his spin on 13 original tracks that seamlessly merge acoustic-driven Country, bluegrass and soulful blues with tender, heartfelt lyrics.

A powerhouse list of more than two dozen songwriters worked to bring Ain't Lookin' Back to life, including Bobby Tomberlin, Paul Overstreet, Tim Nichols, Matt Jenkins, Trevor Rosen, Matt Ramsey, Matt Alderman, Billy Montana, Randy Montana, Jimmy Yeary and Tom Douglas, among others. Pitney holds co-writing credit on seven tracks.