The first taste of Midnight Special his Sugar Hill label debut is "My Hometown" - a track produced by Keith Stegall (Zac Brown Band, Alan Jackson, George Jones), who also sat behind the board for Uncle Kracker's previous release, 2010's HAPPY HOUR - THE SOUTH RIVER ROAD SESSIONS.

HAPPY HOUR - THE SOUTH RIVER ROAD SESSIONS featured the hit singles "Smile" and "Good To Be Me." After enjoying tremendous success on the Pop radio charts, "Smile" crossed over to become the singer-songwriter's first solo Top 5 hit at Country Radio and proved to be one of 2010's biggest Country songs with single sales exceeding 2 million.

Despite his relatively recent breakthrough solo success in Country music, Uncle Kracker is actually no stranger to the audience, scoring a #1 hit with "When The Sun Goes Down", his collaboration with Kenny Chesney. He also co-wrote Kid Rock's multi-format smash "All Summer Long" which peaked at #3 on the Billboard Country charts.