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Molly Parton Drops ‘Americans’ Just In Time for 4th of July

On the heels of his two breakout singles “California” and “Redneck,” Molly Parton unveils his newest, “Americans.” “Americans” is available now via Parton’s imprint Mollyville Records.

Constantly challenging the status quo with his sound and forward message, Molly Parton creates a shining testament of strength and togetherness in his newest. Taking a powerful stance in the world of country music, Molly Parton advocates for the side of country music rooted in powerful storytelling and community, themes which, in his words, “are integral to understanding and being an advocate for many of the civil rights battles being fought around the world today.” Despite its lighthearted production, “Americans” is a Herculean call for unity.

Rob “Rez” Resnick is one half of American electropop duo Timeflies alongside Cal Shapiro. Since 2010, the band has built a diehard following, amassing fan growth online while selling out concert venues across the United States. To date, Timeflies has sold over 150,000 albums and 800,000 singles, combined with 175 million video views and 500 million+ streams worldwide. Rez produced all Timeflies records. Their vast fanbase started with the weekly tradition “Timeflies Tuesday” on YouTube where they’d showcase new music. Following indie breakout 2011’s The Scotch Tape, their 2014 first major label offering, After Hours, debuted at #8 on the Billboard Top 200, went #1 on iTunes Top Pop Albums chart, and yielded the hit “All The Way” which soared to #2 on Billboard’s Top Digital Songs chart and has earned over 50 million Spotify streams. Their 2016 hit “Once in a While” has nearly 300 million Spotify streams.

Stream “Americans” here, or listen to it below on Spotify!

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