LITTLE ENGINE RECORDS’ SEAN PATRICK MCGRAW DELIVERS SECOND SINGLE FROM MY SO CALLED LIFE EP

NASHVILLE, TN – (September 19, 2011) -- “What I'd Do”, is the follow up single to Sean Patrick McGraw's EP My So Called Life, released earlier this spring. The title track, “My So Called Life”, was recently recorded by country superstar duo Montgomery Gentry to be included on their new album. McGraw produced and co-wrote every song on the album. The new single, released now, has an accompanying video that will be released soon. 

“This longtime Music Row fave is back with a shuddering ballad of heartbreak and regret. The song is so tuneful and ultra hooky that if his version doesn’t strike paydirt, somebody else should cover it pronto. A super effort.”

– Rob Oermann, Music Row on “What I’d Do”

“McGraw is a breath of fresh air in a world where candy coated pop passes for country.”

– Mike Palmer, Times Leader

“With music this great and a stage presence as strong, the sky is the limit! Here’s hoping that another McGraw takes a huge step forward with this project.”

– Chuck Dauphin, Music News Nashville

“May be one of country music’s best-kept secrets, but don’t expect that to last for too long.”

 – Daryl Addison, GAC

Catch McGraw riding in Dierks Bentley’s “Miles & Music for Kids” charity motorcycle ride in Chicago, IL on October 9 and in Nashville,TN on October16.

The year started off with Clear Channel naming McGraw, “New: Artist to Watch”. In addition to McGraw's non stop touring this past summer, he was also part of the Jagermeister Tour with Dierks Bentley, also featuring Josh Thompson and Miss Willie Brown. During the past year, his music was also heard on the hit HBO series “True Blood”, at NASCAR races, and at NFL football games. His song “Git Your Cowboy On” was reworked as the lead song on Westwood One’s Super Bowl radio broadcast. In addition to touring on the Jagermeister Tour, he's also toured with Eric Church, Toby Keith and Trace Adkins.

McGraw is a prolific writer and in addition to his songwriting, he writes about his travels, people he meets, charities that are close to him, the trials and tribulations of the road and the music business with a positive and purposeful insight.  His blogs can be found at www.seanpatrickmcgraw.com or his Facebook page, www.facebook.com/seanpatrickmcgraw.