Alex Miller turns heartbreak into retail therapy in new single and video

Alex Miller released “Money Well Wasted,” a playful new single and video from his album More Country Than You. The song and clip lean into post-breakup impulse spending, while Miller keeps touring behind the project with dates in Georgia and Kentucky.

Why it matters: - Alex Miller is keeping momentum behind More Country Than You with a fourth release that extends the album’s radio run. - The song packages heartbreak recovery as a lighthearted country story, which helps Miller stay visible between tour dates. - The video gives the single an easy-to-share visual hook, with a vintage-guitar shop setting and a $100,000 Martin guitar.

What happened: - Miller released “Money Well Wasted,” a new single and video from his current album More Country Than You. - The track was written by Alex Miller, Robert Arthur and Conner Sweet. - Jerry Salley produced the song for Billy Jam Records. - Bryce Free filmed the video at Carter Vintage Guitars in Nashville. - The clip opens with Miller reaching for a 1944 D-28 Martin guitar. - The guitar in the video carries a $100,000 price tag.

The details: - The song takes a playful look at retail therapy after a breakup. - Miller sings about buying speakers for an old car, spending thousands on a Martin guitar, making a reservation at Jeff Ruby’s, and buying shots for friends. - The chorus centers on being “way past broke” but calling the spending “money well wasted.” - Miller said the song is about moving on instead of dwelling on hurt. - “I love that instead of dwelling on the hurt, this guy is doing his best to get over it – whatever it takes,” Miller said. - “Money Well Wasted” follows three previous radio hits from More Country Than You: “The Byrd,” “Secondhand Smoke” and “Just A Mom.” - Miller made his international debut this summer at the Norsk Countrytreff Festival in Breim, Norway. - In the U.S., Miller has opened shows for Ernest, Chris Janson, the Oak Ridge Boys and Aaron Watson.

Between the lines: - The release keeps Miller’s message simple: relatable breakup material, a strong visual, and a familiar country setting. - The Carter Vintage Guitars backdrop reinforces the song’s theme by tying emotional recovery to classic gear and spending choices. - The rollout also shows an album campaign built around steady singles, live dates and repeat radio exposure.

What's next: - Miller is continuing to promote More Country Than You with a steady stream of tour dates. - Upcoming shows with Alex Miller and The Kentucky Kowboys include multiple stops in Perry, Georgia; Monticello and Louisville, Kentucky; and a Christmas show in Hodgenville, Kentucky. - Fans can keep up with Alex via his website.