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For the last 15 years, Green River Ordinance has paired warm, melodic and -- occasionally -- rambunctious Southern rock with songs that centered around both enjoying life and staying focused on the things that matter. “We’re at our best when we’re challenging ourselves about why we’re doing what we do,” explains frontman Josh Jenkins. “The purpose can’t be to sell a bunch of records -- it has to be about something more.” That mission comes through loud and clear on 'Fifteen,' the band's third studio album, which they recorded at their beloved cabin on the Caney Fork River. Drawing equally on country, folk and wood-fired rock & roll, Fifteen is a bright-eyed celebration of the joys of taking life slowly and reveling in the things that matter. Its spirit of optimism and celebration is a reflection of the band who made it: “I hope people make great memories to this record,” says guitarist Jamey Ice. “It’s not about us -- it’s about how the music enhances their lives. If anybody can listen to the record know that they can experience life through this record -- at the end of the day, that’s the biggest thing that we could hope for.”
