New Song From Volume Five – Dying All Over Again.
Mountain Fever Records has released a heartfelt new song by Volume Five called Dying All Over Again. This new song was written by Jeff Partin. and truly resonates with the struggles, changes, and resilience we all experience. With powerful lyrics and a moving melody, the track beautifully captures life’s ups and downs and the strength it takes to endure them.
A sampling of the lyrics reveals the song’s meaningful depth:
A blanket of amber on the ground
All that I’ve known is crumbling down
The days are getting colder
Such are the seasons of my life…
Through these lines, Glen Harrell delivers a great lead vocal, capturing the inevitability of change and the bittersweet nature of moving forward. Reflecting on the inspiration behind the song, Harrell shared:
This song to me represents all the changes in life we experience along the way. And no matter what situation we are in at the present time, we shouldn’t get too comfortable with it because it will all change in due time. Just like an old tree, we have to endure the many trials, tribulations, and seasons of life – Glen Harrell.
The musicians on this powerful track include Glen Harrell on lead vocal and fiddle, Jacob Burleson on guitar and harmony vocal, Aaron Ramsey on mandolin and harmony vocal, Chris Wade on banjo, Jacob Eller on bass, and Jeff Partin on resophonic guitar.
Dying All Over Again is now available for streaming on all major platforms here.
Fans can expect even more from Volume Five’s forthcoming album. For more information on Volume Five, please visit their website.
More About Volume Five:
Volume Five
Volume five is led by Mississippi fiddler and soulful lead vocalist Glen Harrell, who is joined by Jacob Burleson on guitar and vocals, Aaron Ramsey on mandolin and vocals, Chris Wade on banjo, and Jacob Eller on bass. The group started in 2008 when Harrell assembled a casual jam band, which has developed into one of bluegrass music’s most unique groups.
Their song choices, tight instrumentals, and vocal harmony are immediately recognizable and have earned them numerous awards and nominations from various music organizations, such as the International Bluegrass Music Association, the Gospel Music Association’s Dove Awards, the Society and Preservation of Bluegrass Music in America, The Josie Music Awards, and more. Volume Five consistently releases chart-topping albums with albums such as Down In A Cell, Children of the Mountain, Run, The Day We Learned To Fly, Voices, Drifter, Milestones, For Those Who Care To Listen, and Karma which included an impressive seven chart songs.
