(Georgia's and Florida's ) broke onto the contemporary country scene in the spring of 2012 with the infectious summer single "Cruise," a song that blended cruising country back roads and farm towns with ragged drums and layers of rock guitar, and sounded a bit like an amped-up, next-generation . The duo seems poised for stardom going into the second decade of the 21st century, a time when country seems to be as much as it is or (although both Georges get name-checked a lot these days in country songs one can hardly imagine either of them singing). released a five-song EP, , produced by , behind "Cruise," and , the group's first official full-length album, contains all five of those songs, plus six more, which were also produced by . It's an aptly named album, because good times are at the heart of everything here, with songs like "Cruise," "Tip It Back," and "Party People" pretty much summing up 's philosophy. This is an album based on summer energy, drinking beer, taking shots, driving back roads, and the romantic glories and possibilities of Friday and Saturday nights with nothing to do but look for those good times. Fair enough. This kind of pop/rocked-up version of country is obviously here to stay, and is probably the commercial future of the whole franchise. are pretty good at it, even if someone like actually does it better. ~ Steve Leggett