Nov. 14 (UPI) — Orville Peck is back with new music.
He released the song “Drift Away,” and a music video to accompany it, on Friday.
The country singer, 37, also dropped the EP Appaloosa, which, in addition to “Drift Away,” includes “Dreaded Sundown,” “Maybe This Time,” “Oh My Days,” “My Side of the Mountain,” “It’s the End of the World” and “Atchafalaya” with Noah Cyrus.
The video begins with the singer, wearing a cowboy hat and one of his iconic masks, singing into a microphone.
As the song continues, viewers see a young couple frolic in the grass, and a group of friends going for a ride in the back of a pick-up truck.
“Nothing’s easy when you’re young I’m told,” Peck sings.
Inclement weather forced Peck to cancel one of three shows in Pioneertown, Calif., that are part of his Rodeo tour.
“It’s with such a heavy heart that we have to cancel one day of the rodeo — Saturday, Nov. 15. We’ve been keeping a close eye on the forecast with meteorologists, and unfortunately, the expected heavy rain means it’s just not safe to move forward with Saturday’s lineup. The safety of our fans and crew always comes first,” an Instagram post read.
He is still expect to take the stage Friday and Sunday.
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