Jelly Roll and Machine Gun Kelly are teaming up for a new collaboration that is sure to be a hit. The two artists announced their upcoming single, “Lonely Road,” which will feature a nod to John Denver’s classic 1971 track, “Take Me Home, Country Roads.”
Both Jelly Roll and MGK have been making waves in the music industry with their unique styles and powerful lyrics. Jelly Roll, a Nashville-based rapper, has gained a loyal fanbase with his honest and raw storytelling, while MGK has become a household name with his blend of rap and rock.
The announcement of their collaboration has already sparked excitement among fans, who are eager to hear what the two artists have created together. “Lonely Road” is set to be released on August 6th and will be available on all major streaming platforms.
The song’s title and nod to John Denver’s iconic track suggest that it will be a reflective and emotional piece. Both Jelly Roll and MGK have been open about their struggles and personal journeys in their music, making this collaboration even more intriguing.
In a recent Instagram post, Jelly Roll shared a snippet of the song, giving fans a taste of what’s to come. The clip features a haunting piano melody and the lyrics, “I’m on a lonely road, trying to find my way back home.” It’s clear that the song will touch on themes of loneliness, self-discovery, and the search for belonging.
Fans can expect a powerful and heartfelt performance from both Jelly Roll and MGK on “Lonely Road.” With their unique styles and powerful voices, the collaboration is sure to be a standout track in both of their discographies.
In addition to the release of “Lonely Road,” Jelly Roll and MGK have also announced a joint tour, which will kick off in September. The tour will give fans the opportunity to see the two artists perform together live and experience the magic of their collaboration in person.
“Lonely Road” is just the beginning of what is sure to be a successful partnership between Jelly Roll and MGK. Fans can’t wait to see what else these two talented artists have in store for the future.
