Another Drink Lyrics

"Another Drink" is a sassy, independent post-breakup anthem dressed up as a country-pop bar song. Its heroine is out with her friends, fresh off a split, and completely uninterested in being anyone's rebound — she "just wants another drink".

The hook is one long brush-off of hopeful suitors: she doesn't care about your truck, won't share a smoke, won't take you home. Behind the swagger is real hurt — blocked calls, a breakup she would rather not talk about — but the song's whole stance is choosing her own night over someone else's attention. Nice guy, nice job? Maybe next time, "but not tonight".

A country-leaning crossover from Marshmello, "Another Drink" turns getting over someone into a defiant good time — a toast to handling heartbreak entirely on your own terms.

"Another Drink" was produced by Marshmello, with lead vocals by Kelsea Ballerini, and released jointly through Mercury Records and Big Loud Records. The arrangement leans on handclaps and acoustic guitar set against Marshmello's polished, festival-ready production, landing the track in the dance-country lane. It was released with an official visualizer rather than a full narrative music video, emphasising the song's carefree summer feel.

"Another Drink" is part of a wider trend of electronic producers crossing into country music. Marshmello helped open that lane with "Miles on It" featuring Kane Brown, and here he brings one of modern country-pop's most recognisable voices into his world. Released at the start of the 2026 summer season, the single is aimed squarely at radio, festivals and summer playlists, and reflects how freely today's biggest hits move between country, pop and dance.

"Another Drink" is a 2026 dance-country single by Marshmello and Kelsea Ballerini, released on 26 June 2026 through Mercury Records and Big Loud Records. It is the first time the two have worked together, pairing the masked producer's festival-ready sound with Ballerini's pop-country warmth.

The track is built around handclaps and acoustic guitar, with a bright, infectious hook that the artists have framed as a "summertime jam". It continues Marshmello's ongoing move into country crossovers, a path he began with "Miles on It" alongside Kane Brown.

Ballerini, who said she has been "a friend and fan of Marshmello's for years", described the song as arriving "at the perfect time for us to combine our worlds". It was issued with an official visualizer that leans into the single's light, carefree spirit.