Luke Dick is a musician, filmmaker, ACM and CMA nominated songwriter and artist with over two decades of creative accomplishments. He’s released multiple solo singles plus an assortment of music with his band Hey Steve, formerly known as Republican Hair.

Earlier this year, Luke brought his unconventional childhood story to the big and small screens with the release of the documentary “Red Dog” to Hulu, Amazon and other digital platforms. The film which premiered at SXSW, follows Luke’s journey to learn more about the Red Dog, an Oklahoma City-based topless bar where his mother Kim worked while raising him. Luke carefully wrote, performed and curated the songs that appear in the film and will release MUSIC FROM THE DOCUMENTARY RED DOG via UMG’s Ingrooves on December 4, 2020.

The album features 13 songs plus nine interludes from the film that help guide the story. This includes the lead track “Polyester” featuring Multi-PLATINUM artist and frequent collaborator Miranda Lambert. “Polyester” is now available on all streaming platforms and digital retailers as well as on Sirius/XM’s “The Highway.” Additionally, GRAMMY-nominated Dierks Bentley is featured on the second focus track, “Blazer,” which will be released to streaming partners on November 13. The project also features The Black Keys’ Patrick Carney as a songwriter and producer, The Highwomen’s Natalie Hemby and rising country artist Jackson Dean.

For more information on Luke and to watch “Red Dog,” Visit LukeDick.org