Miranda Lambert Hints At Post Malone Duet: “I’ve Gotten To Collaborate A Little Bit With Posty”
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Since the release of his debut country album, F-1 Trillion, Post Malone has been the hot name in country music. The wildly successful record solidified Malone’s seat at the table, as it was the cherry on top of a successful rollout into country music. The collaboration on the record with some of the genre’s hottest names and living legends proved that he cares about the history of the music and the direction the genre is moving today.
Also, since the release of F-1 Trillion, there has been speculation that Malone has collaborations with many other artists in the vault that have yet to be released. Malone recently confirmed that he has cut more songs with Morgan Wallen that fans have not heard yet.
“We wrote it together, we cut another song too. I think I remember doing a verse… it was one of those long nights. That song’s awesome, too. I don’t know if he’s gonna do anything with it, but I remember it being awesome.
Also, I was having a lot of fun. But we were just all together, [Chandler] was there and Ern, it was just killer. I love writing songs with my buddies.”
It appears that Morgan Wallen isn’t the only one that Malone is collaborating with, as Miranda Lambert hinted she and Post have some unreleased tracks together as well. Last night, during the MTV Video Music Awards, Lamber spoke to The Hollywood Reporter and was asked about her dream collaborations.
Lambert was quick with two artists she’d love to collaborate with. But one name on that list sounded like a collaboration that had already happened.
“Yeah, well, I’ve gotten to collaborate a little bit with Posty, so I’d like to… He’s been hanging around Nashville and making friends with all of us, and so it’s just great.
And Chappell Roan, I’m a huge fan. So, I’m going to meet her tonight, and I’m excited to see her perform.”
It seems like the two Texas natives have already spent some time together in the recording booth. I sure hope this is true and that it means we are gearing up to get more new music from Malone and friends.
Post Malone is jumping on collaborating with anyone, and I am so here for it.
