Country Music: Osborne Brothers and Cody Johnson Release Duet
The collaboration appears on the fifth studio album from the Maryland brothers, which hit stores earlier this month.
By Amit Chukwu ·
John and TJ Osborne have partnered with Cody Johnson on a new track titled “Born and Raised Hell.”
The song is part of the album Watertown, which dropped on October 23. The project contains 11 tracks that focus on the brothers' origins in Deale, Maryland. The lyrics address the memories and behaviors that define a specific hometown upbringing.
This marks the second time the three artists have recorded together. Earlier in 2026, the Osborne brothers contributed to the track “Fool Proof” on Johnson’s album Banks of the Trinity. The new duet was written by John Osborne, Lee Miller, and Kendell Marvel. The lyrics focus on nostalgia and the pride associated with a small-town background.
The music video for the track carries a vintage aesthetic. Nick Swift directed the clip, which was shot in Nashville. The footage shows the three men performing in a garage. It also includes scenes depicting youthful activities and local adventures.
The song is set to reach country radio stations on November 2. Listeners can access the audio and video now. The release serves as a return to form for the group, emphasizing personal history and regional identity.
Source: KOKE-FM
