Watch Darius Rucker’s Sunny New Video for “Beers and Sunshine”

Watch Darius Rucker’s Sunny New Video for “Beers and Sunshine”

Darius Rucker dropped a new video for his feelgood single, “Beers and Sunshine,” on Nov. 5.

Penned by Darius, Ross Copperman, J.T. Harding and Josh Osborne, “Beers and Sunshine” is Darius’ first new music since his 2017 album, When Was the Last Time. The new track, which was produced by Ross Copperman, is currently No. 19 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart after 13 weeks.

The light new tune features Darius crooning the crafty chorus: “Beers and sunshine / Bonfires and summertime / Back porch nights in South Carolina / Ain’t nothing finer than me and my girl / Striking up a little lighter / ‘Cause everybody’s down in a world gone crazy / Don’t know how to fix it but I think maybe / Turn on the good times, turn off the TV / Yeah, the only BS I need is beers and sunshine.”

“It’s certainly been a hard year so far with a lot of heaviness around us constantly,” say Darius. “Like it says in the song, I don’t know how we fix any of these big, real issues that we’re facing, but while we work through this time I think it’s important that we find the silver lining where we can really enjoy the little moments and the simple joys of time spent together with friends and family.”

Watch the new video for “Beers and Sunshine” below.

photo by Tammie Arroyo, AFF-USA.com

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