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Dierks Bentley has always been one of favorite artist for country music. Other than Thomas Rhett or Brett Eldridge. The way he puts his songs together, the way the beat goes it just keeps the momentum going.

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1. His albums garnered 11 Grammy nominations.
2.  His album Home debuted at No. 1 and spawned three consecutive chart-topping hits, marking 12 career No. 1 songs for Bentley as a singer and songwriter.
3. His debut album and its follow-up, 2005's Modern Day Drifter, are certified platinum in the United States.
4. In his music he has mixed elements of modern country, classic country, bluegrass and rock.

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Like a two-sided Lost Weekend, emotional - and literal - darkness is at the troubled heart of the first half of Black, Dierks Bentley's adventurous 21st century take on cheating songs and the reclamation of love, which marks the most fully satisfying of the country superstar's LP's since 2010's brilliant bluegrass disc, Up on the Ridge. Long a linchpin in country music, tales of infidelity offered from the perspective of those doing the deed may be commonplace but have rarely taken on the weightiness that Bentley's dusty vocals convey throughout the journey from thrilling, clandestine sexual encounter to repentant resolution.

Bentley is convincing as a hedonistic jerk in search of pleasure, and as a hedonistic jerk who's man enough to eventually acknowledge the consequences of his actions; his self-exploration is especially discomfiting when he tries to put the seductive genie back in the bottle. The entire concept, while surprisingly ambitious, is solidly realized, especially at the halfway point, as the narrator begins to take responsibility for his selfishness through the inward-glancing "Why Do I Feel." Throughout the record's second half, fleeting lust in the dark gives way to enduring love in the light of day (while nicely avoiding the cloying devices of, say, a neatly tied-up rom-com), and the whole sordid mess culminates in the beautiful album-closing "Can't Be Replaced." But what lifts Black past merely being a good concept album is an old-school musicality that never takes a backseat to modern-country conventionality. When contemporary pop touches do slip in, they work; see the hip-hop-spritzed "Somewhere on a Beach," in which our hero plays the drunk, post-breakup d-bag pathetically dialing up his ex to tell her what a great time he's having with his new girl. The flip side of that song is the deliciously clever "Mardi Gras," a 'the party's over' party jam featuring Big Easy badass Trombone Shorty.

Two of the album's best songs wisely deploy female foils to hint that his narrator knows he's not the only one affected by his actions - the gorgeous darkened room fantasy "I'll Be the Moon," featuring the tender-voiced Maren Morris, and "Different for Girls," where the gutsy Elle King joins Bentley to somberly survey the cultural advantages men have starting over after the collapse of a relationship. The last act of this LP's stunning morality play unfolds with the "stained glass Sunday morning" of "Light It Up," illuminating the promise of a bright, romantic future following a shadowy, but entirely compelling past.

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Dierks Bentley's music video for "Feel That Fire"

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Dierks Bentley - Mardi Gras (Audio) ft. Trombone Shorty

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Dierks Bentley - 5-1-5-0 (Official Music Video)

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Dierks Bentley - Somewhere On A Beach (Official Music Video)

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Dierks Bentley's newest album, "The Mountain" available June 8, 2018

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Dierks Bentley - Black (Official Music Video)

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Dierks Bentley - Different For Girls ft. Elle King (Official Music Video)

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Ever since I met you girl, you been on my brain
I can’t think of nothing else but you all night and day
It’s like I got a first class seat up on Ozzy’s train
It’s driving me insane

5-1-5-0, somebody call the po-po
I’m goin’ crazy, thinkin’ ‘bout you baby
5-1-5-0, just this side of loco
I’m goin’ crazy, think I love you baby

I gotta get your number girl, I gotta call you up
I gotta get you ridin’ shotgun in my truck
This little bit of you I’ve got, it ain’t good enough
Yeah, you got me all messed up

5-1-5-0, somebody call the po-po
I’m goin’ crazy, thinkin’ ‘bout you baby
5-1-5-0, just this side of loco
I’m goin’ crazy, think I love you baby

Cause I, ain’t never felt like this, no
And I, I just need one kiss, from you
And I’ll be good as new
If I don’t get some of your sweet lovin’ no tellin’ what I might do

5-1-5-0, somebody call the po-po
Think I’m losin’ my mind, girl
5-1-5-0, just this side of loco
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

5-1-5-0, somebody call the po-po
I’m goin’ crazy, thinkin’ ‘bout you baby
5-1-5-0, spinnin’ my head like a yo-yo
I’m goin’ crazy, think I love you baby

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Dierks Bentley - Drunk On A Plane (Official Music Video)