Frank Foster Revisits Track "Some of Us Still Do" With Creed Fisher
Frank Foster, the independent country music artist from Louisiana, has released a new version of his song "Some of Us Still Do" featuring Creed Fisher on January 10, 2025. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in Foster's career, showcasing his continued evolution as a songwriter and performer in the country music scene.
In addition to "Some of Us Still Do," Foster has been consistently releasing new music, including 2024's singles "Make 'em Rhyme" and "The Man Upstairs," and album "Ridin' for the Brand," which dropped in 2023.
"Some of Us Still Do" is a reimagining of one of Foster's older songs, now featuring fellow country artist Creed Fisher. The track is described as embracing traditional country music themes, with lyrics that resonate with fans of authentic country sounds.
Born on January 22, 1982, Foster has established himself as a prolific independent artist, releasing ten albums since 2011. His journey in music began at a young age, with roots deeply embedded in the country music tradition.
Foster's musical background is rich and diverse. Growing up in a family where his father frequently played Hank Williams and his uncle was a loyal fan of Waylon Jennings and Southern rock, Foster was exposed to a range of sounds that sparked his passion for country music. His journey doesn't start on a grand stage but rather in the simplicity of local venues where he began to write songs as a junior in college.
Throughout his career, Foster has gained recognition for his live performances and his ability to connect with audiences. He has opened for notable artists and his music has found success on streaming platforms, with his songs appearing on high-profile playlists such as New Boots, Hot Country, and Wild Country on Spotify.
Foster's impact on the industry is undeniable, marked by a series of self-released albums that have resonated deeply with fans and critics alike. His 2014 album "Rhythm and Whiskey" debuted at number 21 on the Billboard 200 and number four on the Hot Country Albums chart, selling 9,000 copies in its first week.
