RECAP: Last Night at Historic RCA Studio A Celebrating CHARLIE PEACOCK’s New Album

CHARLIE PEACOCK
— GRAMMY-AWARD WINNING ARTIST, MUSICIAN & PRODUCER — 
HOSTED, ALONG WITH BMI, AN INTIMATE EVENT AT HISTORIC RCA STUDIO A IN NASHVILLE

CELEBRATING HIS FORTHCOMING ALBUM
EVERY KIND OF UH-OH
OUT TOMORROW, AUGUST 30

Above (L-R): Troy Tomlinson, Charlie Peacock, Clay Bradley

Credit: Betsy Phillips

NASHVILLE, TN (August 29, 2024) — Last night, music industry luminary and 6x GRAMMY Award-winning artist, musician, and producer, CHARLIE PEACOCK hosted an intimate listening event at Historic RCA Studio A in Nashville, TN for his new album, EVERY KIND OF UH-OH — out tomorrow (August 30) via It’s Time To Art and distributed by Re: Think/Universal Music Group.

The event, emceed by BMI’s Clay Bradley, drew a gathering of distinguished industry heavyweights, talented musicians, and media members. Notable attendees included CMT’s Leslie Fram, artist manager Fletcher Foster, People Magazine’s Nancy Kruh, Country Insider’s Brian Mansfield, Americana Music Association’s Executive Director Jed Hilly, vocalist Vicki Hampton and musician Scott Mulvahill. The list continued with acclaimed producers Brown Bannister, Tommy Sims, Mike Elizondo, and Kyle Lehning; attorney Jim Zumwalt, Universal Music Publishing Chairman Troy Tomlinson, CMG Universal Co-President Brad O’Donnell, Gospel Music Association President Jackie Patillo, and GRAMMY Award-winning engineers Chuck Ainlay, Craig Alvin, and Brandon Bell. Also present was Susan Stewart, Sr. Managing Director of the Songwriters & Composers Wing at the Recording Academy, along with many others.

  Above (L-R): Charlie Peacock, Susan Stewart  Credit: Betsy Phillips

 Above (L-R): Jed Hilly, Charlie Peacock

Credit: Betsy Phillips        

Above (L-R): Tommy Sims, Mike Elizondo Charlie Peacock, Clay Bradley

Credit: Betsy Phillips          

 Above (L-R): Tracy Gershon, Charlie Peacock

 Credit: Betsy Phillips     

The 10-track EVERY KIND OF UH-OH is masterclass in songwriting — only made possible through the lens of PEACOCK’s profound experience and musical prowess — and was co-produced with his son, GRAMMY and Oscar-nominated songwriter and producer, Sam Ashworth (H.E.R, Andy Grammer, Leslie Odom Jr.). The album is available across digital streaming services, tomorrow (8/30), in addition to a limited-edition release of vinyl and CDs.

PRE-SAVE / PRE-ADD EVERY KIND OF UH-OH HERE. 

“In less than two weeks, I had written 10 songs — artist songs, the kind only I could write and sing,” shares PEACOCK, whose musical talent is also wedged between the grooves of diverse acts such as, acclaimed folk duo The Civil Wars, Amy Grant, Chris Cornell, Switchfoot, The Lone Bellow, and Brett Dennen, among many others. “I wanted the record to feel classic and dynamic with Nashville-centric, mostly acoustic instrumentation,” adds PEACOCK. “Lyric-wise, I hoped to write in such a way that it felt like some wild combination of literary and poetic icons meets Old Testament prophets meets American plainspeak.”

His musical journey continues unabated, exemplified by EVERY KIND OF UH-OH, a testament to his seasoned songwriting prowess and enriched perspective.

Above: ‘EVERY KIND OF UH-OH’ Album Artwork

ABOUT CHARLIE PEACOCK:
Charlie Peacock is a multi-genre Billboard chart-topping music producer, composer, and recording artist. He is responsible for developing and producing the Americana-folk duo The Civil Wars and the bands Switchfoot and The Lone Bellow. Named by Billboard’s Encyclopedia of Record Producers as one of the 500 most important producers in popular music history, Charlie has produced music for film and television, including A Walk to Remember, Chris Cornell’s “Misery Chain” from the soundtrack of 12 Years a Slave, and “Hush,” the title theme to the AMC drama Turn: Washington’s Spies, featuring Joy Williams and The National’s Matt Berninger. Charlie has released solo vocal and instrumental recordings in several genres, including jazz, singer-songwriter, and gospel. His songwriter credits include two multi-platinum evergreen songs, “Every Heartbeat” (Amy Grant) and “In the Light” (DC Talk). In addition to his GRAMMY wins, Charlie is a (3x) recipient of the Gospel Music Association’s Producer of the Year award. Notably, Charlie’s songs and productions exceed 25 million sales. Wm. B. Eerdmans will publish his memoir, Roots & Rhythm, on February 4, 2025. 

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