Bailey Zimmerman, “Get to Gettin’ Gone” | Track Review 🎵

Bailey Zimmerman continues to show why he is one of country music’s most promising new acts on his single, “Get to Gettin’ Gone.”

According to 🎙 Bailey Zimmerman, on his single, 🎵 “Get to Gettin’ Gone”, “Girl, oh, we had a good long run.” Uh-oh, what is the BUT, Bailey! Later in the first verse, the rising country musician informs us, “We used to be on the same damn page / Now it’s like we’re on two different chapters.” It is safe to say, regarding their relationship, the run has come to an end.  What has not come to an end for Zimmerman, however, is his ascent as one of country’s brightest young stars.

“Get to Gettin’ Gone” shows exactly why Bailey Zimmerman has been dubbed such a promising up-and-coming star.  He has a beautiful, rich tone, crafting a colorful, yet relatable lyrically.  Zimmerman penned “Get to Gettin’ Gone” alongside 🎼 ✍ Greylan James and  Jason Massey.  The verses are intriguing with the chorus being the most memorable section – the centerpiece:

“To get to getting’ gone

Get on my no-look-back, yeah

And like an old song

Fadin’ off in the radio static

We had it good, ain’t no good time for goodbye

Don’t you think it’s about time?

That this life we been livin’, lips you been kissin’

Ties that I’m settin’ on

Get to getting’ gone.”

Beyond the expressive vocals, fine rhythmic and melodic lines, and the songwriting, the sound and production bode well for Zimmerman.  🎛 Austin Shawn does a fine job behind the boards.

Final Thoughts 💭

Sure, the relationship has expired for Bailey Zimmerman, but his stardom is only beginning.  Once more, this young country blood has infused something fresh into the genre.  No, 🎵 “Get to Gettin’ Gone” presents nothing brand-new per se – what’s new under the sun, after all –  but there’s just something special and incredibly enticing about this young man.

🎙 Bailey Zimmerman • 🎵 “Get to Gettin’ Gone” • 🏷 Warner Music Nashville / Elektra • 🗓 12.23.22
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