Multi-platinum singer/songwriter Luke Combs releases his most personal video to date today for his Top 30 and climbing single “She Got The Best Of Me”. Combs takes centre stage in the video, telling the story of his career from the birthplace of his music in Boone, N.C. to miles on miles of touring and moving to Nashville culminating in the present day success of his Platinum debut album This One’s For You , three record-setting No. 1 singles, multiple award show moments and the fan growth from rural field parties to sold-out arena crowds.
Combs and TA Films, the team behind his first three music videos, create a scavenger hunt for fans throughout the video of milestone moments from Combs’ story. Woven into the video narrative are nods towards Combs’ lyrics, cameos of band members & songwriting friends, throwbacks to Boone, N.C. and This One’s For You Too highlights.
The concept is particularly special for “She Got The Best Of Me” as the track has been a bubbling viral fan favourite since Combs first co-wrote and released it in 2014 on his Can I Get An Outlaw? EP prior to moving to Nashville, Tenn.
Among the many special elements, highlights are :
- Combs performing with “She Got The Best Of Me” co-writers, Channing Wilson & Rob Snyder, at the songwriter’s night Revival at Tin Roof in Nashville where he first met both songwriters.
- Combs’ Dodge Neon – the car he owned when he moved to Nashville
- The Klondike Cafe sign – the location of Combs’ very first video for “Let The Moonshine”.
- The stickered guitar Luke is playing is the first one he learned to play on and wrote his first EP on.
- Snapshots from “Hurricane”, “When It Rains It Pours” and “One Number Away” music videos are all a part of the new video. Original vine video of Combs first singing “She Got The Best Of Me”
- Footage of Luke performing at Coyote Joe’s in Charlotte, N.C. – the venue Combs first saw Eric Church play and that he later headlined & earned the record for the fastest sell-out
