Fresh off his first No.1 on the Country radio charts earlier this year with “Wind Up Missin’ You,” country powerhouse Tucker Wetmore is once again solidifying his presence at Country radio. His lead single “3,2,1” impacted airwaves Monday (3/10) and debuted as the No.1 most-added with 73 first-week stations, putting a stamp on his rapid ascent as one of the genre’s most in-demand new artists.
Written by Josh Miller, Summer Overstreet and Jordan Reynolds, “3,2,1” tells the story of regret and missed chances: “3 words, 2 late, damn girl you’re the 1 that got away.” The song’s clever turns of phrase and infectious melody positions Wetmore “just a heartbeat away from being a household hit” (Country Central).
The radio success comes just weeks before his debut album What Not Todrops on Friday, April 25. // Continue to the full article