Chart-topping singer-songwriter Drew Baldridge is set to release his nostalgic new song, “Call Me If You Get One,” this Friday, September 26 via Lyric Ridge Records/BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville. The track, written by Brian Fuller, Michael Lotten and Jordan Walker is now available for pre-save/add.
Rooted in Baldridge’s personal brand of Farm, Faith and Family, “Call Me If You Get One” draws inspiration mirrored in his own upbringing in southern Illinois. Growing up, Baldridge’s dad and grandpa would always say, “Call me if you get one,” whenever one of them would go hunting. Now, as a father himself, Baldridge looks forward to passing that tradition down to his son.
More than just a hunting story, the song captures the timeless bonds between generations and the emotions tied to cherished memories in the great outdoors. With heartfelt lyrics and Baldridge’s signature warmth, “Call Me If You Get One” is a reminder of the simple yet powerful ways family traditions carry forward through love and legacy.
“This song is really special to me,” says Baldridge. “It’s about those little things my dad and grandpa used to say that stuck with me. Now, I get to share those same memories and traditions with my son, and that means the world.”
To celebrate the release, Baldridge has teamed up with Rural King to highlight their shared values of family, tradition, and the outdoors. Fans who pre-save/add “Call Me If You Get One” with Spotify and Apple Music will be entered to win an exclusive Rural King prize bundle featuring hunting gear and outdoor essentials.
“Call Me If You Get One” joins recent releases “Deserve Her” and “Get Me Gone” featuring Emily Ann Roberts, expanding Baldridge’s growing catalog of new music as he continues writing and recording for an upcoming full-length project. Ahead of this week’s new release, he will perform at the NSAI Awards on Tuesday, September 23, highlighting his talents as both a performer and songwriter. Baldridge recently wrapped back-to-back tours with Cody Johnson and Bailey Zimmerman, and this fall he will join Jelly Roll and Shaboozey on the Down Under Tour 2025 before launching his own Country Born Tour across the UK and Europe.
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