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“I’m a Hoosier, great movie, I come from the land where people’s grandmothers can shoot a proper free throw,” he said. … Something that stands out on this particular record is this is the first time we’ve recorded songs that have been written outside of the band.”īorn in Indiana in 1975, Cook grew up listening to rock in the land of cornfed folks shooting hoops.

“Rob was like, ‘Hey, I’ve been doing a lot of these Zoom cowrites and here’s a handful of songs.’ He prefaced it by going, ‘Look, I realize there’s not much precedent of us recording songs I’ve written with other people.’ … Rob wrote with a couple of guys from Nashville. “That chorus is just so infectious,” Cook said. The title track is almost as impressive as the new single “Don’t Get Me Wrong,” which features lyrics about attempting to save a strained relationship, “I know you think I’m gone, but I’m all in, don’t get me wrong.” … And I think that theme worked good coming out of a pandemic and coming out of a world where we lost some loved ones.” “I liked that idea of, ‘Can you tell me where the light goes every time your eyes close?’ It’s more of this larger, metaphorical light. “‘Where the Light Goes’ is an important song,” Cook said. The latest tour is called “Slow Dream,” which comes from the new song “Wild Dogs (Running in a Slow Dream)” off the band’s newest album “Where the Light Goes,” which also happens to be a profound single. Business & Finance Click to expand menu.