A man that needs no introduction, Mr. Ronnie Dunn, two-time podcast guest, looks great

with the backwards hat, my dad could not pull that off of him.

I'm trying to be here, sometimes I look in the mirror and go,

no, if it works, man, I like it.

I'm just going to say, excited to have you on, obviously, and anytime we can talk to somebody

like yourself, we grew up listening to as a treat. You do have a new single coming off February 11th,

Broken Neon Hearts, very cool song. We're listening to it quite a bit.

It is undoubtedly country 90s sounding. I think in the last podcast you were on,

I'm not exactly sure when that was, but you mentioned specifically that you will be releasing

an album, a full album that would sound 90s again. This is the one, right?

This is it. I just went back to the bars and beer joints. I grew up playing in and dug it out.

It has a good beat, dance to it, and your band can stay employed if you're in a bar band.

You make them dance, you sell booze, and they love you.

That's what it's all about. It's called 100 Proof Neon.

What kind of songwriters you got on here? Did you write a lot of it?

I wrote a lot of it. I got it. I just signed to a publishing deal. I got a little venture

started with a small group of writers, but Thomas Perkins, he's my country guy in goodness.

I have to have some home here. We had a picture too with a bunch of names.

I don't know if I still have it open. Yeah, the publishing deal. It's a cool little

thing you're doing. Yeah, I've seen like four writers. They're kind of from all genres,

all background. My daughter is Haley is way into finding them. She's been like,

had a great gift for it. She could call a hit two years before it really

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