Rob Mayes has released a powerfully new reflective track ‘Ill Bet.’
Following the release of his powerful new record ‘Didn’t Do This On My Own’ last month, Country singer-songwriter and actor Rob Mayes has debuted the reflective new track ‘I’ll Bet’. Written solely by Mayes, ‘I’ll Bet’ is produced by Smith Curry and mastered by Grammy-nominated Andrew Mendelson.
Opening up about the meaning behind the song Mayes shares, “I’ll Bet’ tackles our vices, with gravity and hope – reminding us to perhaps slow down, take a breath, and enjoy this life, while also being wholly accountable for ourselves, and not throwing scapegoats under the proverbial bus and deflecting responsibility and misplacing blame – ‘can only do what you can, can’t do what you can’t, and if you’re trying your best, then that ain’t the demons, it’s you I’ll bet..’”
2020 was a breakout year for Mayes. He released an impressive 15 tracks as well as his EP ‘Songs from the Sofa: A Quarantine Project’. His song ‘Don’t Give Up On Me’ has had more than 800,000 streams on Spotify and Mayes’ monthly listeners are fast-approaching 60,000.
‘I’ll Bet’ is Mayes’ second new song of 2021, following the release of ‘Simple’ in January. Fans can expect more new music over the coming months.
Outside of music, Mayes is one of the stars of iHeart’s podcast series ‘Make It Up As We Go’ alongside Billy Bob Thornton, Miranda Lambert and Dennis Quaid. The scripted Country musical podcast follows the story of an aspiring female songwriter played by Scarlett Burke, as she tries to make it in the music industry.