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Living In A Song

Classic black vinyl available for pre-order and will be signed while supplies last.

American roots music has seen its fair share of beloved duos over the years—from The Monroe Brothers and Flatt & Scruggs to modern-day pairs like Milk Carton Kids and The War and Treaty—but few leave audiences as amazed as Rob Ickes and Trey Hensley. Built on the interplay of Ickes’s Dobro and Hensley’s six-string guitar, the only thing outshining the virtuosity of this group’s instrumental performances is their singing and songwriting prowess. On LIVING IN A SONG, Ickes and Hensley showcase their songwriting chops in a set of 12 songs, 5 of which they co-wrote with GRAMMY award-winning producer Brent Maher (The Judds, Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson). In classic Nashville fashion, the threesome hashed out some 30 songs before picking the dozen that would make up LIVING IN A SONG. Paying homage to the troubadours that shaped the Nashville sound, the duo made the conscious decision to lean the music in a classic country direction stylistically, with elements of Americana and bluegrass thrown in for good measure.

"Two musical phenoms." —NPR

 “(An) acoustic firestorm…(who) are changing the rules…"  —Vintage Guitar 

 “Steel-string bluegrass with all the intensity of rock 'n' roll.” —Acoustic Guitar 

 “Two of the finest musicians playing today." —No Depression

This item is on pre-order and will be released on 07/18/2025 . All physical items in your order will ship out in time for arrival on 07/18/2025. (If you wish to receive non pre-order items sooner please create two separate orders)
SIGNED Classic Black LP - PRE-ORDER $26.00
CD PLUS SIGNED Classic Black LP PRE-ORDER Bundle $39.00
SIGNED Test LP - PRE-ORDER $75.00
CD $15.00
Gold LP $26.98
CD PLUS Gold LP Bundle $40.00
MP3/320 $10.00
FLAC $12.00
WAV $12.00
WAV-HD $17.00

Track Listing

Living In A Song
Deeper Than A Dirt Road
Backstreets Off Broadway
Way Downtown
I've Given All That I Can Take
Moonshine Run
Just Because
I'm Working On A Building
Is The World Still Turning
Louisiana Woman
I Thought I Saw A Carpenter
Thanks