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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (February 23, 2024) – Emerging from the heart of Texas Carson Jeffrey native of Cat Spring returns with an emotionally charged song, “Marlboros at Midnight,” out today! The song, penned by Jeffrey in collaboration with Carlton Anderson, is a reflection on lost love, capturing the essence of longing and the ache for reconciliation.
Listen to “Marlboros at Midnight” here: stem.ffm.to/marlborosatmidnight
Watch the music video here: youtu.be/WULVy8PILB4
In Jeffrey’s own words, “This is a heartbreak song. It’s about love lost, and love that you want back. It’s about inhaling a memory and exhaling all of the pain.”
She said they’re gonna put me
Down in the grave early
But her leavin’ will be the reason,
Not the smoke in my hand
Cause in my eyes they save me
From feeling so damn lonely
From a woman who couldn’t love this man
Produced by David Beck, “Marlboros at Midnight” showcases Jeffrey’s evolution as a storyteller and musician, promising to captivate audiences with its haunting melodies and heartfelt lyrics. In this release, Carson Jeffrey solidifies his position as a burgeoning artist in the red dirt scene, captivating audiences with his genuine blend of cowboy spirit and songwriting skill.
Having honed his craft in the Texas honky-tonks over the past five years, Carson Jeffrey has emerged as a beacon of authenticity in the country music scene. A true embodiment of Texan charm, Jeffrey’s dual existence as a cowboy and a musician infuses his music with a raw, unfiltered honesty that resonates deeply with audiences.
For tour dates and further updates, please visit carsonjeffrey.com.
About Carson Jeffrey
Country artist Carson Jeffrey embodies Texan charm, living a double life as a full-time cowboy and a hardworking touring musician. Rooted in Cat Spring, Texas, Carson juggles roping and the cowboy lifestyle with working the honky tonks across the Midwest. Carson embraces the rich tapestry of cowboy traditions—roping, riding, herding and competing. His weekdays reflect a genuine connection to the land, a theme that echoes through his music. Come the weekend, Carson transforms into a road warrior, playing over 100 shows a year and selling out venues from The Tap in College Station and The Blue Light in Lubbock. His music mirrors the Texan experience, weaving tales of trails and prairie winds. With each guitar strum, he invites listeners on a journey through the heart and soul of Texas, where cowboy life and country melodies converge in captivating harmony.
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