Cody Johnson Returns to Brothers Osborne for New Single

Cody Johnson and the Osborne brothers have released a new duet titled 'Born and Raised Hell.' The track serves as the lead single from Brothers Osborne's fifth studio album, Watertown, which hit shelves on October 23. The song explores themes of childhood mischief and hometown pride.

Watertown consists of 11 tracks that focus on the band members' upbringing in Deale, Maryland. John and TJ Osborne wrote music inspired by their specific local experiences and the memories of growing up in that community. This new project marks a return to their roots for the duo.

This collaboration marks a second pairing between the artists. Brothers Osborne previously appeared on Johnson's record Banks of the Trinity earlier this year. That earlier release featured the song 'Fool Proof,' making the current track a reunion for both groups.

John Osborne, Lee Miller, and Kendell Marvel wrote 'Born and Raised Hell.' The lyrics celebrate the specific memories and adventures that remain with individuals long after they leave their original homes. The composition emphasizes the enduring nature of early life experiences.

Nick Swift directed the accompanying music video, which was filmed in Nashville. The footage has a vintage aesthetic and shows the three musicians performing inside a garage. The video also includes scenes depicting youthful activities and outdoor adventures.

Country radio stations will begin playing 'Born and Raised Hell' on November 2. The full song and the official video are available for listeners to stream immediately.