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Something Like This is the fourth studio album released by American singer-songwriter Ben Rector. It was his first album after graduating from the University of Arkansas and relocating from Tulsa, Oklahoma to Nashville, Tennessee .
Rector referred to the experience from after recording to completion as a "strangely familiar and new at the same time", since most of his work usually involved long-distance work with others regardless. [6] With the extra time on his hands he was able to write a Christmas album, A Ben Rector Christmas, which released in late November 2020. [7]
Benjamin Evans Rector (born November 6, 1986) is an American singer, songwriter, and record producer based in Nashville, Tennessee.Rector is an independent artist, and releases music under his own label OK Kid Recordings; he has individually sold over 250,000 albums and 2,000,000 downloads. [1]
In September 2013 Rector performed an acoustic cover of "I Like You" via the LR Boggs YouTube channel, an acoustic guitar accessory company. [11] Rector toured for the album following the release in the fall with "The Walking In Between Tour" featuring Tyrone Wells , [ 12 ] [ 8 ] beginning on September 18 in Seattle, Washington and spanning 32 ...
"The Power of Love" "Newy Lewis and the Hues: Greatest Hits" "I Want a New Drug" "Do You Believe in Love" "Brand New" [9] 2015 Brand New "Paris" "Drive" 2018 Magic "Old Friends" "The Thanksgiving Song" 2020 A Ben Rector Christmas "Range Rover" (featuring Steve Winwood) 2021 Non-album singles "The Best Is Yet Come" [10] "Dream On" [11] 2022 The ...
"Range Rover" was co-written by Devin Dawson, Ben Rector, and Mark Trussell. [1] Rector had performed with Trussell in the past, and Trussell had recently began collaborating with Devin Dawson. [2] Dawson was also a big fan of Rector's work, and an original songwriting collaboration helped shaped the music on Dawson's debut album Dark Horse. [3]
Rector was the subject of the documentary Magic: The Tour by filmmaker Luke Menard, depicting what the tour was like for Rector. A fan of Rector's music and aspiring to make a documentary about a tour, he reached out to Rector via Twitter with a roughly 90 second demonstration video of what the cinematography would look like. The demonstration ...
Ben Rector considers Into the Morning to be his first "real" album, as he considers the two albums prior to be indirectly focused efforts while he was still in college. [1] It was the first album where he began to "get in the groove as a songwriter", having focused his efforts more specifically toward the craft and writing music more frequently ...