‘Catch of the Day’ – Cole Swindell [AUDIO]

Today's catch of the day comes from one of the hottest young artists on the country music scene today.

Cole Swindell hit the top of the chart with his debut single, the title track of his debut album "Chillin' It" in March of last year. He followed it up with two more top 10 hits from the album, "Hope You Get Lonely Tonight" (#7) and "Ain't Worth The Whiskey" (#3).

Swindell grew up in Bronwood, GA. He graduated from Georgia Southern University in 2007, but almost immediately left that behind for the "lights" of Nashville. In 2007 Cole began selling concert merchandise for frat brother Luke Bryan, signing a publishing deal with Sony in 2010. That began to reap immediate benefits as Swindell's tunes were recorded by Bryan, Craig Campbell ("Outta My Head"), Florida-Georgia Line

("This Is How We Roll"), Thomas Rhett ("Get Me Some of That") and others.

Swindell released his "Chillin' It" independently prior to signing a record deal. Satellite Radio broke the song and it immediately began climbing the charts. He then signed a deal with Warner Nashville Music, relesing the debut album in Febuary of 2014, and began touring with Bryan and Lee Brice.

Even though Swindell released a six-song EP, Down Home Sessions in November, his next single will be the fourth release from his debut album. That song is in our spotlight today. Cole Swindell and "Let Me See ya Girl" is today's Catch of the Day; new music you haven't heard, but you'll want to hear it again.