Freedom is often in the simplest of decisions, like getting off the schedule, cranking up the music, and following the road wherever it takes you. Deena Maddox captures the feeling of "Chasing the Sun," a country record about movement, possibility, recollections, and the hope of finding something beyond the familiar.
It's a song about escape, but it doesn't forget what makes the journey worth taking. It's about giving yourself permission to just be for a while and let go of noise and expectations. That gives "Chasing the Sun" a welcoming, generous warmth, and its focus on roads untraveled, memories unmade, and sunsets to chase bathes it in optimism.
Looking back is a reminder that there are still experiences in life that we have not yet reached. The emotional warmth of the song is in that balance of remembering and moving on. "Chasing the Sun," produced by PT Houston and Erin McCaffrey at Off The Row Studio in Franklin, Tennessee, was designed to sound big, open, and alive. Its essential message is that sometimes you need to stop following the clock and start following the horizon.
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