Exclusive Lyric Video Premiere: "Little Rock" by Lucas John & The Delinquents

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When I heard that Lucas John, my brother, not by blood, but by bond, was about to release the lyric video for his new single “Little Rock,” my heart swelled with pride, and I knew I had to be the one to premiere it to the world. This is not just a song; it is a testament to Lucas chasing his dream, staying unapologetically true to himself, and carving out a name as a must-see act in the vibrant heart of Music City. Nashville’s tourists are buzzing about him, and for good reason, Lucas’s raw talent, grit, and authenticity shine through in every note of this swampy, southern headbanger.

Lucas’s own words about “Little Rock” tell the story best: “This is the fastest I’ve ever written a song in my life. Pretty sure it was under ten minutes on a drive back from a distillery in Little Rock. It was about 8pm at night and I had to be at work the next morning in Nashville at 6am. Truthfully, I might have had a little more to drink than I should and I was thinking to myself ‘boy, you’re a freaking idiot. You should know better. You just got drunk in Little Rock and now you’re in for it’ and I immediately started tapping on the steering wheel and coming up with the melody and the lyrics. I wrote the song with the message of what should have happened to me for being an irresponsible dumbass. Thankfully I made it home safely and without any problems. I got very lucky, and I got a good song out of it to remind me and others not to do what I did. It’s just a good swampy southern headbanger with some tongue and cheek witty lines and an underlying message not to be an idiot. Little Rock is best enjoyed with cranked speakers. Don’t drink and drive.”

That quote captures Lucas’s spirit perfectly, honest, self-aware, and a little rough around the edges, but with a heart of gold and a story to tell. “Little Rock” is not just a catchy tune; it is a lesson wrapped in a gritty melody, born from a moment of reflection on a late-night drive. The fact that he turned a reckless moment into a creative triumph speaks volumes about his artistry. In under ten minutes, he crafted a song that is equal parts cautionary tale and irresistible banger, with clever, tongue-in-cheek lyrics that make you smirk while nodding along to the beat.

Watching Lucas pour himself into his music, never compromising who he is, fills me with admiration. He is not chasing fame for fame’s sake, he is telling stories, sharing lessons, and connecting with anyone who has ever made a mistake and lived to laugh about it. The lyric video for “Little Rock” brings his words to life, amplifying the song’s raw energy and southern swagger. It’s the kind of track that demands to be played loud, windows down, as you soak in the vibe of a man who’s learned the hard way and come out stronger.

Nashville’s Music City reputation is built on artists like Lucas, those who live their truth, take risks, and create something real. To see him recognized as an act to watch while tourists flock to the city’s honky-tonks and stages is a moment of pure joy. He is not just making music; he is making a mark, proving that dreams are worth chasing, even when the road gets bumpy.

Lucas, I’m beyond proud of you. “Little Rock” is more than a song, it is a piece of your soul, a reminder to stay humble, and a call to crank the speakers and live a little. Keep shining, brother. You are showing the world what it means to be true to yourself, and I cannot wait to see where this journey takes you next. To everyone else: turn up “Little Rock,” but take Lucas’s advice, don’t drink and drive. Let his story be your lesson, and let his music be your anthem. ~Missy