Special thanks to Larry Arace, Colleen Thompson, Sam Kretschmer, Eric Parker, Brittany Norton, TJ Flood, Bo Brannen, John Turner and Amerigo Gazaway. Jessi Darlin explains, "What's the song about? It's about spreading yourself thin, going out on a limb, feeling the need for independence but being uncomfortable being alone.

So it’s no surprise that Screws Get Loose is a major creative breakthrough for the Murfreesboro, Tenn. It seems their time on the road with bands like Deer Tick, Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears and (especially) Gentleman Jesse has expanded their musical horizons, shedding any last hint of novelty-act baggage and drawing out the accomplished artists that had always been lurking within

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Produced by Jeff Curtin & Those Darlins. Album Screws Get Loose. Tina said that it’s a stage but I don’t know Lookin’ at her lyin’ with her face down in the floor Her arms are limp and her legs are useless A constant battle that she always losin’ Nothin’ but the hair standin’ up on her head Cursin’ her life in between each breath Seems to me that it’s a permanent. Tina Said" Track Info. Written By Those Darlins.

These three southern girls make hillbilly-tinged retro rock and roll, which you can find here on their second album.

They began work on their second album Screws Get Loose. Each song bears the scars of the highs and lows they’ve soldiered through together on the road, accentuating the realities of growing up in a rock and roll band. This collection of songs reveals the Darlins’ road-weary and hardened spirits as the full-throttle charge of their freewheeling early anthems, such as Red Light Love and Wild One, has faded into the clarity and the life lessons of, Let You Down," Be Your Bro, and the album's title track. In "Be Your Bro," Jessi sings I just wanna be your brother, you. In early 2013, Those Darlins returned to the studio to work on their third album, this time recording in their hometown of Nashville with producer Roger Moutenot (Yo La Tengo, John Cale, JEFF the Brotherhood).

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