“Tequila Cowboys,” the standout collaboration between Texas Country stalwarts Jon Wolfe and Randy Rogers, is more than just a song; it’s a genre manifesto. It perfectly encapsulates the gritty, traditionalist heartbeat of the Red Dirt scene while delivering a polished, instantly memorable honky-tonk anthem that resonates far beyond the borders of the Lone Star State.
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In an era where country music often feels pulled in multiple directions, Jon Wolfe’s latest single, “The Older I Get (More Country I’m Gettin’ to Be),” arrives as a warm, comforting anchor. Produced by his longtime collaborator Dave Brainard and co-written with Tony Ramey, this track isn’t just a song; it’s a heartfelt mission statement from an artist who has spent his career building a foundation on integrity and tradition.
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Hot on the heels of his latest album release, Dos Corazones, Texas Country Music Star, Jon Wolfe, has announced his upcoming debut on the legendary Grand Ole Opry stage. Jon will be stepping into the historic circle for the first time on Friday, September 9, 2022. Wolfe, an Oklahoma native, began his country music career over a decade ago and as with most singer/songwriters, this is a moment he has dreamed of every step of the way.
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Texas-based country singer Jon Wolfe recently released his seventh studio album, Dos Corazones, a 17-track album largely written in the Chihuahuan desert. The record, featuring lead single “Tequila Sundown” and the tragic love saga”Two Hearts In Terlingua,” draws inspiration from Wolfe’s western roots and served as a personal journal for Wolfe during the pandemic.
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Jon Wolfe does it again with a personal story and an inspiring eleven days out in the Chihuahuan Desert. His latest album, “Dos Corazones”, was written in a small adobe casa out in far west Texas with his producer Dave Brainard and long-time writing partner Tony Ramey. The intro alone will capture and draw you into the western setting and place you on the porch of Dos Corazones alongside Jon. Little pieces of each song were compiled to create the engaging instrumental piece.
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Texas country radio star, Jon Wolfe, released his 7th studio album, Dos Corazones, today, Wednesday, September 1. The album comes to fruition exactly one year after Wolfe, Grammy-nominated Producer, Dave Brainard, hit songwriter Tony Ramey, Award-Winning videographer Mason Dixon, and photographer Jeremy Thomas joined together in the Chihuahuan desert to write the majority of the project. “I love the outdoors and I love old guitars and old beat-up pickup trucks and country music,” Wolfe said in an interview with American Songwriter. “So these were my trains of thought at the time, and it all converged into this idea that said, ‘I want to cut a record that pushes me and inspires me and inspires my fans and lets them know more about Jon Wolfe.’”
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Recent ONErpm signee Jon Wolfe has released his 7th studio album, Dos Corazones. To write the new project, Grammy-nominated producer Dave Brainard, songwriter Tony Ramey, award-winning videographer Mason Dixon, and photographer Jeremy Thomas joined Wolfe in the Chihuahuan desert. Other writers contributing to the 17-track record include Josh Thompson, Ben Hayslip, Phil O’Donnell, Matt Dragstrem, and more. The lead single “Tequila Sundown” was inspired by Jon’s home away from home in Baja, providing an energetic horn section and guitar riffs. Similarly, “Two Hearts In Terlingua,” which earns its namesake from the town the album was recorded in, tells a tragic love story rooted in Wolfe’s traditional country sound.
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After the long wait for Wolfe’s seventh full length album it is finally here. “Dos Corazones” is both traditional and unique to who Jon Wolfe is. The album features 17 studio recorded songs and takes you on a visual trip throughout the whole album as if you are part of the stories Wolfe is telling.
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A skillful songwriter, Wolfe has several albums and hit singles under his belt, as well as his own record label, the birthplace of his latest effort, Dos Corazones. For the most part, Wolfe still hews to a familiar template, sharing songs about cheating women and treacherous two-timers, even while espousing his faith in ever-lasting love at the very same time. “A Cowgirl Like You” and “I’m Your Guy” find him affirming that affection, while “That’s What I’m Doin’” suggests he’ll do just fine even if the girl he longed for doesn’t show him the same dedication and devotion. Naturally then, Wolfe takes the concept of crying tears in the beer one step further, opting for a more potent brew courtesy of “Tequila Sundown,” a track topped off with a south-of-border flair.
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