Florida-native and award-winning country artist Jake Owen has released his latest single, Them Old Love Songs, offering a heartfelt reinterpretation of Waylon Jennings' 1976 classic. The track, written by Donnie Fritts and Troy Seals, captures the nostalgia of traditional country music while introducing a refined, contemporary sound.
Owen's rendition is the first release under his newly founded independent label, Good Company Entertainment, created in partnership with longtime manager Keith Gale. Produced by Shooter Jennings, son of the late Waylon Jennings, the recording blends warm harmonica tones, steel guitar, and a vocal duet with artist Savannah Conley, resulting in a sound both rooted in tradition and fresh in execution.
The single is part of Owen's forthcoming project, Dreams to Dream, which is expected to continue his exploration of deeper, more soulful country storytelling.
Owen's career began in the Sunshine State, where his love for music developed along Florida's Treasure Coast. From chart-topping hits like Barefoot Blue Jean Night to more introspective work, his musical evolution reflects a growing commitment to authenticity and artistry. For Vero Beach residents, this release is not just another addition to Owen's discography, it is a testament to the creativity and talent rooted in their community.
Industry peers have praised the song's craftsmanship. Country artist Kip Moore called it "killer," while Shooter Jennings noted, "You crushed this song and made it your own."
With Them Old Love Songs, Jake Owen bridges the past and present, delivering a performance that resonates with long-time country fans and new listeners alike. The single is available now on major streaming platforms, inviting audiences everywhere to reconnect with the timeless charm of classic country.
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