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By the end of his new song, "Real Revolution," Tim Easton has undergone a change and found a new way of living. It wasn't easy, but it was certainly worthwhile.

Nashville-based singer-songwriter Tim Easton has announced his tenth solo album You Don’t Really Know Me, set for release via Black Mesa Records on August 27. The news was shared exclusively today via Holler along with the record’s title track, “You Don’t Really Know Me” and its accompanying music video, filmed and produced by Chad Cochran.

Reaching 10 albums is a milestone that not every musician gets to celebrate. But Tim Easton will reach that marker with his forthcoming LP You Don't Really Know Me, out August 27 via Black Mesa Records. Today, he's premiering the roots-infused title track exclusively with Holler.

Artist: Travis LinvilleHometown: Tulsa, OklahomaLatest Album: I’m Still Here Which artist has influenced you the most … and how? I get asked this question a whole lot. Influences evolve and change and sometimes even fall off the map. What was a big influence at one time isn’t later and it all goes into the same stew of musical expression. The first few songs I was inspired to learn on guitar were Hank Williams songs, but no way I would say Hank is my biggest influence. As a musician, I could say my personal guitar mentor Joe Settlemires or maybe the...