Brennen Leigh Takes Out the Trash on 'Dumpster Diving' in the Video for First Single from ...

Jof Owen reviews Brennen Leigh's upcoming country album and her new single "Dumpster Diving," showcasing the artist's classic honky-tonk style ahead of her October release.

This article explores how neo-traditionalist country singer Brennen Leigh continues to lead the classic honky-tonk revival with her highly anticipated album "Don't You Ever Give Up On Love." Owen examines the lead single "Dumpster Diving," where Leigh uses gardening metaphors to tell the story of ending a relationship with someone who doesn't appreciate home-grown love and commitment.

• Features clever lyrics comparing a cheating partner to someone who chooses dumpster diving over home-cooked meals
• Draws comparisons to Loretta Lynn's no-nonsense approach to romantic storytelling in country music
• Includes the complete tracklist and upcoming tour dates for Leigh's new album release
• Highlights Leigh's reputation as both an accomplished musician and incisive songwriter in the honky-tonk tradition