How Tucker Wetmore’s ‘Who Told You That’ Came From a Last Minute ‘Hail Mary’ Demo
Tucker Wetmore’s new single, “Who Told You That”, was created as a last-minute attempt to find a song for a recording session the following day. The fast-paced, guitar-led track follows his first Country Airplay No. 1, “Brunette”, and represents a playful, slightly unconventional country sound rather than an attempt to reinvent the genre.
The song was written on 4 March at Jordan M. Schmidt’s home by Schmidt, Michael Tyler, Hunter Phelps and Ashley Gorley, who joined after an opening appeared in his schedule. Tyler had previously suggested the title for a different idea, but Gorley shifted the narrative to a man insisting he is more romantic than his reputation suggests; musically, choppy keyboard chords and a sharp electric-guitar riff shaped its danceable feel.
- Wetmore’s follow-up single emerged from a last-minute writing session.
- “Who Told You That” blends country with brisk, guitar-driven pop energy.
- The track follows Wetmore’s first Country Airplay No. 1.