NASHVILLE, TN – If life is a highway, Matt Oakley is embracing it to the fullest with the release of his song “Party on 95.” – impacting November 1. For Oakley, the song is representative of something bigger than just the final destination: to him, the journey is what’s more important. “Party on 95” is a road trip anthem about enjoying the ride, up and down Interstate 95.
“‘Party on 95’ is exactly what it sounds like,” explains Oakley. “A road trip anthem I wrote about all the times me and my buddies packed up the truck to hit Florida for spring break. The song is about not waiting until you get to your location to start the party. Turn on your favorite songs and roll the windows down, it’s a party on Interstate 95.”
A product of his roots, Matt Oakley nods to growing up along the east coast in “Party on 95.” Raised in a military household, Oakley moved up and down Interstate 95 in Maryland, Virginia, and Rhode Island, prior to attending college in South Carolina and moving to Florida. “Party on 95” follows the release of “Soldier’s Son” – a tribute to his father and Gold Star families.
“Party on 95” is available now for pre-save and will be available to stream on all platforms November 1. For more on Matt Oakley, follow him on social media @mattoakleymusic.
About Matt Oakley
Growing up with a father in the military and an Alabama-raised mother, Matt Oakley not only embraced his upbringing with a career as a touring country artist but is on his way to stardom. Always on the move, he has shared a stage with artists like Big & Rich, Bailey Zimmerman, 3 Doors Down and Demun Jones, and has worked in the studio alongside industry titans like David Ray Stevens (Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson) and Phil Mosely.
Infusing the art of storytelling in a country blend of southern rock and pop, Oakley has amassed over 2 Million streams on Spotify alone. His latest releases “Can’t Take The Dogs” and “Single This Summer” turned heads, resulting in features by CMT, The Heartland Network and CountryLine TV, roughly 200,000 YouTube views, and Spotify Editorial support on the coveted “Fresh Finds Country” and “All New Country” playlists.
