Country/Review Clinton Belcher - Save Me From Myself

Clinton Belcher is a quintessential country rock storyteller, with a sound that draws on the heartland honesty of Johnny Cash and the raw spirit of Elvis Presley. His extensive catalog, featuring albums like Last Call Blues, Highways & Heartaches, and River to Redemption, establishes him as an artist who chronicles the American experience with a guitar in hand.

Clinton Belcher’s latest single, “Save Me From Myself,” is a testament to the transformative power of turning struggle into song. Rooted in his signature Grit & Guitars approach, the track blends the truth-telling backbone of country with the spiritual urgency of gospel — a combination that feels as timeless as it does deeply personal.

Drawing inspiration from artists like Blake Shelton, Reba McEntire, and Jason Crabb, Belcher taps into a lineage of storytellers unafraid to voice vulnerability. The lyrics here cut straight to the core: a man wrestling with his flaws, asking for grace while acknowledging how hard redemption can be. The emotional weight isn’t polished away — it’s embraced. That rawness becomes the song’s strength.

Recorded entirely in his Oklahoma home studio, “Save Me From Myself” carries a sense of privacy and confession, as if we’ve stepped into Belcher’s inner world at its most exposed. Yet the production doesn’t stay small — soaring guitars and bold vocals expand the track into something built for a stage, ready to echo across a stadium or through headphones late at night.

Belcher’s gravel-edged voice holds both grit and fragility, each line delivered like a hard-earned realization. When the chorus hits, it feels like a plea — not for perfection, but for the chance to keep trying.

Earnest, open-hearted, and unapologetically human, “Save Me From Myself” is more than a song — it’s a confession set to a powerful anthem of hope.