About this album
Sound:
"A vibrant blend of contemporary country melodies and heartfelt storytelling that captures small-town life and personal resilience."
Where they were
Twice the Speed of Life is Sugarland's debut album, released in early 2004 when they were still a relatively unknown duo. It marked a significant entry into the country music scene, showcasing their unique sound and songwriting prowess, leading to their rise in popularity throughout the mid-2000s.
Why it matters
The album's lead single, 'Baby Girl', became a breakout hit, reaching the top of the charts and propelling Sugarland into mainstream recognition. Their fresh take on country music, combined with relatable lyrics, helped define a new era in the genre during the early 2000s.
Essential tracks
- "Baby Girl" — 'Baby Girl' not only served as a defining single for Sugarland but also encapsulated their blend of storytelling and catchy melodies, resonating deeply with listeners.
- "Something More" — This track highlights the band's ability to weave personal aspirations into their music, making it an anthem for those seeking more from life.
- "Fly Away" — 'Fly Away' showcases Sugarland's emotional depth and lyrical sincerity, emphasizing themes of freedom and longing that resonate widely.
Release Date
January 1, 2004
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Something More 3:36
- 2 Baby Girl 4:12
- 3 Hello 3:53
- 4 Tennessee 2:58
- 5 Just Might (Make Me Believe) 4:07
- 6 Down in Mississippi (Up to No Good) 2:51
- 7 Fly Away 3:36
- 8 Speed of Life 4:07
- 9 Small Town Jericho 4:03
- 10 Time, Time, Time 3:29
- 11 Stand Back Up 4:48
