![]() He is constantly thinking, ‘What can I bring to the table that’s not already there?’” “People are like, ‘What is that?’ And I think that’s sort of the magic of being a little bit polarizing.” Singing: “You’ve got a cold heart and the cold hard truth. What’s going on?” “You face the criticism that you’re not country enough.” “If the tone of a drum is the difference between country music and pop music, that’s a pretty ridiculous statement to make.” Singing: “There stands the glass.” “He knows that he’s not a traditional country artist in today’s world. See how they made it sound modern in the latest Diary of a Song episode. 1, around a sample of Webb Pierce’s “There Stands the Glass,” from 1953. Transcript How Sam Hunt Makes a Modern Country Hit: 1950s Honky-Tonk and a Hip-Hop Beat The Nashville boundary-pusher Sam Hunt and five all-star collaborators built “Hard to Forget,” his latest country radio No.
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