“All The Things” is available now
Country singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and band member of Grammy Award-winning Zac Brown Band, Caroline Jones, releases her latest empowering track, “All The Things.” The autobiographical, heartfelt anthem celebrates the strength of working parents while recognizing the partners and the support system who make it possible to do it all.
Co-written and co-produced by Jones, “All The Things” follows the singer-songwriter’s motherhood journey, from the nervous excitement of deciding to start a family to the daily balance of her career as a solo artist and as a part of Zac Brown Band. The track is also a love song to her husband and the individuals who have helped her navigate this balance in a loving and supportive way.
“I’m so proud of the songwriting on ‘All The Things.’ It’s the most reflective of the past year and a half of my life, and touring with a new baby. It’s my story in three minutes,” Jones shares. “The song talks about balancing my career and new motherhood, but also celebrates the tribe and support system that allows me to pour my heart into multiple dreams. I had the idea to write this song for a while, and then brought it into a co-writing session with Emily Weisband, Liz Rose and Brandon Hood, and it ended up becoming something magical.”
“All The Things” follows Jones’s recent releases “Divorce In A Small Town” and “No Tellin’” with Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment. Both songs provide a glimpse of her most vulnerable songwriting, ushering in a renewed energy and fresh sound.
More new music is on the horizon, following Jones’ third, full-length studio album, Homesite, released in October 2023 with star-studded features including Zac Brown Band, Vince Gill and Alyssa Bonagura. The singer-songwriter’s sophomore album, Antipodes, released in November 2021, debuted at No. 4 on the iTunes Country Chart and its foot-stomping lead single, “Come In (But Don’t Make Yourself Comfortable),” marked her first Top 30 country radio hit. Caroline’s dedication to her craft has led to previous collaborations and tours alongside the biggest names in the industry, including the late Jimmy Buffett, Kenny Chesney, The Eagles, OneRepublic, Carrie Underwood, Faith Hill and Tim McGraw, Trisha Yearwood, Jake Owen, Vince Gill, and more.
