LOUISVILLE, KY — [May 14, 2025] — Country-blues artist Andy Branton returns with a new single that’s as raw and honest as it is soulful. Titled “Farthest Thing,” the mid-tempo ballad is a tender, sensual ode to his now-wife and a milestone in Branton’s personal and artistic journey.

“I first heard a version of this song from one of my co writers years ago,” Branton shares. “I thought it was great, but it needed some tweaks. Still, it didn’t feel right—so I let it sit. Then I met my wife, and suddenly, I felt like I could finish the song. Like I’d been waiting for her to complete the song—and me.”

Set against a sultry backdrop of blues-infused country, “Farthest Thing” is equal parts confession and vow. Branton croons:

“I'm the farthest thing from faithful, but I'll be true to you.
I'm the farthest thing from patient, but baby I'll wait for you.
I'm the farthest thing from good, but I'll be good to you.”

Born in West Alabama and now based in Louisville, Kentucky, Andy Branton cut his teeth playing guitar in the barrooms and roadhouses of the Deep South. His music draws from a deep well of country storytelling and blues grit—shaped by years on Alabama highways and honed by the sweat of live performance.

His earlier single, “Time to Go,” offered a haunting reflection on leaving the South, foreshadowing Branton’s move to Kentucky. Now, with “Farthest Thing,” he turns inward—offering up a love song both intimate and timeless.

Fans can catch Andy Branton performing across the country, armed with a guitar, a gravel-rich voice, and a suitcase full of stories. “Farthest Thing” is now available on all streaming platforms.