Billy Currington’s latest single “Love Done Gone” from his album Enjoy Yourself is quite catchy to say the least! The lyrics speak about a relationship that didn’t work out, but leaves no one really fazed. Unlike the majority of break up songs, this one is more like sh*t happens, we were in love now we aren’t, time to move on. The music is very well orchestrated and the brass adds the perfect touch!

In this video Currington is strolling down the street, having a great time, laid back, with no cares on his mind. I strongly advise you to watch this, but be warned you have a 94.8% chance of getting “Babadadadada” stuck in your head for the rest of the night.

Hot off the heels of yesterday’s album release, Billy Currington sat down with TheComet.com to discuss his career in a one-on-one interview. In it he covers everything from the concept behind the album aptly titled “Enjoy Yourself” to the prospect of touring with Carrie Underwood this fall.The interview even holds a few big surprises!

Do you see yourself in the future collaborating with someone like Snoop? Maybe mix it up with some hip-hop or add a little jazz?

Yeah, Snoop Dogg would be great, no doubt! I would definitely do a song with him. Can you hook that up? (laughs)…Yeah, he’s a good one. I’d definitely choose him. Any of those guys.

For the full interview, visit thecomet.com!Country Music Photo Gallery

Billy Currington is staying true to the new album title “Enjoy Yourself” by giving fans a record packed with feel-good fun time songs and cutting the sad ballads out.

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Billy Currington is finally finished with post-production of his new album “Enjoy Yourself”. While the first single off the album, “Pretty Good At Drinking Beer” has achieved some success on the charts, Billy wants to be sure that fans know this album’s not about being some one-trick pony.

It’s a great mix. It reflects who I am,” Currington says about the collection of 10 songs. “I’m definitely not just one thing. I’m the beach guy, I’m the country guy, I love my dirt roads and fishin’, but I love New York City and L.A. and Miami, too.

“Enjoy Yourself”, features the Georgia native’s trademark mix of country, R&B and beach music, and is produced by Currington and Carson Chamberlain. The album showcases Nashville’s top songwriters, including Dave Barnes, Shawn Camp, Scotty Emerick, Jones and Mark Nesler.

This record was about recording songwriter’s songs,” says Billy. “I could have gone back and recorded a bunch of mine that I’ve written, but there were a lot of writers I wanted to record, like Shawn and Troy. I had to put their songs on this album.

The album releases on September 21st.

Currington’s single,”That’s How Country Boys Roll,” awarded #1 honors and his album “Little Bit of Everything” goes gold. Currington and Carson Chamberlain produced the album “Little Bit of Everything.” With marketing sales exceeding 500k units, Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) awarded Currington Gold Certification yesterday. Also, Currington received honors for single “That’s How Country Boys Roll,” which earlier this month climbed to #1. This became Currington’s 3rd consecutive chart-topper and fifth overall.Country Music Photo Gallery

Billy Currington is riding high on the success of his fourth #1 single “People Are Crazy” and will be celebrating with an appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman.

Currington is currently enjoying an opening gig on Sugarland’s summer tour, and will be stopping into a few more towns before the tour comes to a close. Look for Billy Currington’s scruffy and sexy face in:

Cold Spring, MN – 7/25
Cambrose, AB – 8/1
Sikeston, MO – 8/6
West Allis, WI – 8/8
Augusta, ME – 8/13
Poughkeepsie, NY – 8/14
Watertown, NY – 8/15
Lima, OH – 8/22
Randolph, OH – 8/27
Princeton, IL – 8/28
Louisville, KY – 8/29
Tuskahoma, OK – 9/4
Hidalgo, TX – 9/9Country Music Photo Gallery

Billy says things got better when he released his next album Doin’ Something Right and the title song went gold. “I think, ‘Wow! We’re on our way to platinum,’ ” he says. “Then all of a sudden, sales just dropped for some strange reason, and I was told we had to move on to the next album. And that just crushed me. It broke my heart…when you’re a songwriter and you dream this big dream for years and years and it doesn’t happen.”

Billy told his label, ‘Just put another song out there and I know it’ll go platinum.’ And they were so nice. My record label was so good to me. They were like, “All right, Billy. You want to put the turnip greens song out there, let’s put it out there.” And they did and they got behind it. And we’re sitting at platinum. It’s such a cool experience to see it happen like that.”

Now Billy has learned to deal with the ups and downs of the business. “It always feels like you’ve just gotta keep working,” he says, “which is good for me, ’cause if I ain’t working it’s like my grandma said, ‘Idle time is the devil’s workshop’ and I’ll get in trouble. So, I’m just glad to be working. I’m glad to have a record deal. It’s very hard to come by.”

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