Colt Ford

Colt Ford’s highly-anticipated new album, ‘Every Chance I Get,’ hits stores today (May 3), and like his previous two releases, it's packed full of southern-style rap tunes. The country rapper from Georgia had no problem compiling the 13-track album, complete with guest vocals from many of his famous friends in music.

Colt Ford is creating a buzz once again with his southern-style country rap songs, as he releases a new collection of tunes this week. On Tuesday, May 3, 'Every Chance I Get' hits stores, featuring an all-star lineup of guest appearances on the 13-track album. The first single, 'Country Thang,' has been at radio for a few weeks.

Colt Ford doesn't mess around with nonsensical things like paved roads and tall buildings -- or glass beer mugs, for that matter. In his new music video for 'Country Thang,' the quick-talking singer shares that he's all about chicken wings, poker, dixie cups, and good friends like Dallas Davidson.

Country-rapper Colt Ford is a friend to everyone, apparently. His forthcoming new album, 'Every Chance I Get,' features a little help from a big list of stars, including Tim McGraw, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, and Charlie Daniels.

Colt Ford knows that being married means being home for Valentine's Day -- or else he'll spend the holiday in the dog house.

Colt Ford chatted with Taste of Country about what's going on in his busy life -- from his (very unexpected) ACM nomination to his upcoming new album, 'Every Chance I Get' -- and how his looks help to put him on the map.

To understand the value of dirt roads and hunting dogs, you've got to be born country, Colt Ford explains in his new song, 'Country Thang.'

Today, Colt Ford tweeted about his new go-to shop for clothing. It sounds like it carries some pretty interesting stuff according to Ford. The second tweet from today is from Joey + Rory, who were worried about their tour of a wine vineyard getting in the way of an interview this afternoon. Our final tweet from today is from Jaron Lowenstein. Like Joey + Rory, Lowenstein was also worrying about ge

Ever wondered what life on the road is like for your favorite country stars? Colt Ford is giving fans a virtual backstage pass with his new web series, 'The Mr. Goodtime Show.'

Colt Ford raises the question (can you have 'Hip Hop in a Honky Tonk'?) in his newest single and its paired music video. It may seem like an odd combination -- country twang and rapping -- but Colt Ford and Kevin Fowler blend their delivery and beats so well, it's like the duo are meant for each other, like PB&J. Seriously.