Chris Jones & The Night Drivers release music video for No. 1 song, “The Price Of Falling”

Following the 8 consecutive No. 1 singles, as the 1st single, Chris Jones & The Night Drivers released ‘The Price Of Falling’, an energetic slice of straight bluegrass. Now, that song has followed suit and he reached #1 on Bluegrass Today the same day the band premiered the music video, which was filmed in Asheville, North Carolina.

“It was the first release from this member’s second album, so it was exciting for this song to reach number one. Jones says, “We had a lot of fun recording this song, and the video was no different. Playing together in a historic Asheville ballroom with beautiful light coming through the windows made us feel right at home.” I was in a state of mind.”

With its complex yet organically flowing arrangement and carefully optimistic yet ironic lyrics, “The Price Of Falling” fits easily into Jones’ canon. Backed by her veteran mandolinist Mark Stoffel, banjoist Grace Vanthoff, award-winning bassist her Marshall, her Wilbourne Knight, and her Drivers, Jones rides to a nagging bluegrass beat, Meditate on the delicious uncertainties of new love. Alternating solos to hook-like chord changes in the second half of the chorus accentuate the elegant lead and harmonious vocals, creating a musical momentum that reflects the headlong emotional rush delivered in the lyrics. is born.

nothing will ever be the same
And it’s good and it’s not
you’ll learn how to get pleasure from pain
cold and hot
sometimes the easy way
Sometimes I pay for the call of my heart
price of decline

“This is an upbeat song I wrote about the ups and downs of falling in love,” says Jones. “Either way, whether it’s your first love at age 7 or the experienced version, it changes the way you see the world! We really enjoyed doing this in the studio.”

Watch the “The Price Of Falling” video above and stream it wherever you listen to music here.