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Makenzie Phipps Tackles Tough Truths with “Love Me Sober”

  • Writer: Staff Writer
    Staff Writer
  • Apr 22
  • 2 min read

GEORGIA RADIO – Country music has always had a way of telling the hard stories, and Makenzie Phipps isn't shying away from that legacy. Her brand-new single, “Love Me Sober,” released this April, dives headfirst into the heartbreak and heavy reality of addiction’s toll on love—and it’s already striking a chord with folks far and wide.


Makenzie joined our own Matt Jolley for a sit-down interview recently. You can listen to the full conversation by clicking the link below—don’t miss it!



With a voice as genuine as a front porch chat and lyrics that cut straight to the core, “Love Me Sober” paints a raw portrait of a woman caught in a cycle of hope and hurt. “I wish I was your bourbon glass,” she sings, “I’d be close to your fingertips.” It’s poetry, pure and painful, wrapped in a melody that lingers like a memory you can’t shake.

The song’s message isn’t just artistic—it’s urgent. Alcohol abuse continues to be a heartbreaking issue across the country, tied to over 178,000 deaths a year. Phipps, through her powerful storytelling, shines a spotlight on the kind of pain that too often gets swept under the rug.


“I love writing songs that have deep meanings to them,” Phipps says. “If this song is able to help someone through difficult times, then that means more to me than any award in the world.” That’s the kind of artist we can get behind.



Makenzie’s already racked up millions of views with her heartfelt acoustic covers of classics like “Travelin’ Soldier” and “Amazing Grace.” She’s been featured everywhere from Whiskey Riff to Forbes to Taste of Country—and her momentum shows no signs of slowing.


Catch her on tour throughout Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, and beyond—dates are filling up fast. And whether you see her live or stream “Love Me Sober” from your favorite platform, one thing’s for sure: Makenzie Phipps is a voice worth listening to.




Stay tuned to GeorgiaRadio.com for more Good Company and Great Country.

 
 
 

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