music hitmakers LOCASH and Parmalee. Released on June 12, 2026, the track quickly generated massive buzz on social media as a prime contender for the ultimate song of the summer. Heavily rooted in feel-good, warm-weather vibes, the anthem is tailor-made for lake days, beach outings, and backyard country parties. The centerpiece of this collaboration is its catchy, instantly recognizable chorus, which is an intentional melodic interpolation of Rupert Holmes’ 1979 pop masterpiece “Escape (The Piña Colada Song)”. By lifting the exact vocal cadence and tropical rhythm of Holmes’ classic hook, the two groups fuse a familiar pop structure with modern country production to maximize singalong potential.

Lyrically, the chorus cleverly strips out the original tale of a bored, ad-writing couple and swaps the tropical checklist for a roll call of country favorites. Over the familiar “Piña Colada” melody, the lyrics switch to: “If you like old Shenandoah / A little Haggard and Hank / If you should’ve been a cowboy / If your heart achy breaks”. It goes on to reference cranking Alan Jackson’s “Chattahoochee” out on the lake before culminating in a line that bridges both worlds perfectly: “Bring me two piña coladas / And let that country music play”. Rupert Holmes himself actually carries a co-writing credit on the track, giving his official blessing to this sun-drenched country makeover that honors the past while dominating modern summer playlists.