“If you feel it, CHASE IT!”…well, I felt it and I called it. Twisters: The Album is one of the biggest albums of the summer and biggest soundtracks in recent memory.
“Twisters: The Album” entered the overall album chart this month at #7, making it the biggest first week for a soundtrack this year, and the best-selling first week for a soundtrack since last year’s “Barbie: The Album.” Also, the album is the first country-dominated soundtrack to a theatrically released film to make the top 10 on the all-genre Billboard 200 in more than 13 years.
One of the biggest songs on that album that is climbing the chart is “Ain’t No Love In Oklahoma” from Luke Combs.
In a recent interview, Luke talked about how that song came to life.
“This song came together pretty organically, honestly,” Combs tells iHeartCountry. “We got on a Zoom call with the folks that were putting together the soundtrack and movie, and they gave us some talking points or creative suggestions on what they were looking for. I was on my phone, writing down titles and ideas as they were going over things, and this is one of the titles that I wrote down in that meeting.
“As soon as it was over, I threw it out to one of co-writers, Jonathan, that was in the room with me, and about two days later we got together and wrote this tune, and it really came together super naturally,” he adds.
SOURCE: EverythingNash.com
