County Seat nods to a number of songwriters who sing about the beauty of their homeland without glossing over its imperfections. There are electrified moments influenced by Neil Young, guitar arpeggios suited for R.E.M., turns-of-phrase worthy of Bob Dylan, and the modern-day folksy charm of Hiss Golden Messenger. On an album that evokes some heavy starpower, though, Will Stewart shines the brightest. This is his first full-length release as a solo artist: a rallying cry from a Son of the South who, having returned home after a long trip, looks at his birthplace with renewed eyes.

A1 Sipsey 3:27
A2 Rosalie 3:46
A3 Brush Arbor 1:55
A4 Otis In The Morning 0:55
A5 Heaven Knows Why 3:42
B1 Dark Halls 3:45
B2 Equality, AL 4:37
B3 County Seat 3:30
B4 Mine Is A Lonely Life 1:34