Showing posts with label Caitlyn Smith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Caitlyn Smith. Show all posts

Sunday, 13 March 2022

ACM New Female Artist Of The Year Nominee Caitlyn Smith announces self-produced new album High out April 8

 ACM NEW FEMALE ARTIST OF THE YEAR NOMINEE CAITLYN SMITH

ANNOUNCES SELF-PRODUCED NEW ALBUM HIGH ARRIVES APRIL 8
 
Releases New Single: “DOWNTOWN BABY”

 In the UK for C2C this week

Album Pre-order Available Now

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – “How will you ever know what you’re capable of if you never try?” singer and innovator Caitlyn Smith asks. “For far too long, I’ve let this fear of failure sit in the driver’s seat. So, I leaned into a more supportive community, and I learned to trust my own compass. I was so curious to know what my music would sound like now. Through this process I’ve grown, and I’ve made a record I’m really proud of… a record that’s all mine. High.

 
After spending the better part of 2021 in the studio, logging hundreds of hours self-producing her next album, the ACM New Female Artist of the Year nominee announces her forthcoming third album, High, set for release on April 8 via Monument Records. 
Pre-order available now.
 
“Self-producing has taught me so much about trusting my own compass,” says Smith. “It has been a beautifully terrifying experience and has added a layer of vulnerability when you’re also responsible for painting the sonic landscape as an artist, in addition to writing and singing the songs.”

Caitlyn Smith | Photo Credit: Shervin Lainez


 











The power vocalist has released new single “Downtown Baby”. The new release follows her arena-ready title-track released in January and written by Smith alongside Miley Cyrus and Jennifer Erin Decilveo (originally released by Cyrus on her album Plastic Hearts), of which MusicRow critic Robert Oermann notes “this single confirms the widely admired songwriter’s status as a first-rate record maker.”

This week, Smith returns to London as part of C2C (Country To Country) Festival, performing at Indigo at The O2 in London. Of Smith’s new music, BBC Radio 2’s Bob Harris opines, “It’s big and it’s dramatic and it is absolutely fantastic. I love this record.”


After spending the last year opening for George StraitRebaLittle Big Town, and Old Dominion in stadiums and arenas across the country, Minnesota’s Mpls.St.Paul Magazine notes, “The mammoth-voiced, versatile, classic-country-loving vocalist whose songs mix acoustic Americana with gritty blues swagger and punchy pop hooks is fast becoming one of the most buzzed-about singers in Nashville.”
 
Smith just announced her own US headlining High & Low Tour 2022 which kicks off in her hometown of Minneapolis, Minnesota on April 1. The 13-city tour includes stops at New York’s Gramercy Theatre and at Brooklyn Bowl in Nashville, Tenn.
  
Caitlyn Smith - The High & Low US Tour 2022
 
4/1 – Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue
4/6 – New York City, NY – Gramercy Theatre
4/7 – Nashville, TN – Brooklyn Bowl
4/23 – Indianapolis, IN – HI-FI Indy
4/24 – Chicago, IL – Lincoln Hall
5/4 – Allston, MA – Brighton Music Hall
5/5 – Asbury Park, NJ – The Wonder Bar
5/6 – Philadelphia, PA – MilkBoy
5/7 – Alexandria, VA – The Birchmere
5/11 – Atlanta, GA – Vinyl
5/12 – Charlotte, NC – Visulite Theatre
5/13 – Savannah, GA – District Live
5/14 – Charleston, SC – Music Farm
 
About Caitlyn Smith

After winning a Critics Choice Award and writing songs for the likes of Miley Cyrus, Dolly Parton, Meghan Trainor and John Legend, Garth Brooks, and Jason Aldean, Caitlyn Smith has established herself as one of Nashville’s brightest rising stars. Undeniably one of the best vocalists of this generation, Smith’s 2018 Starfire and 2020’s Supernova saw her in the pages of TIME Magazine and The New York Times, and had her named to Rolling Stone’s 10 country artists to know and Paste’s 10 country artists to watch. Her latest single, “High,” is available everywhere now.
 
Visit CaitlynSmith.com
 for more information and follow along on Instagram and Twitter @caitlynsmith or @caitlynsmithmusic on Facebook and TikTok.


Tuesday, 17 March 2015

Playlist week of 14th March 2015

2015-03-14

14th March 2015 – BBC Playlist

Brand new music from Wade Hayes, Kimmie Rhodes and Striking Matches. Thoughts on the C2C 2015 CMA Songwriter Event and Festival held at London's O2 Arena.
Plus classics from Michael Martin Murphey, George Jones and Carl Smith.
















Jann Browne – Louisville | Album: Tell Me Why CD  (March 14, 1954) BIRTHDAY
Cains Trio - Be Yourself With Me | Album: Stay on Board MP3 - UK iTunes - Amazon.com 
Michael Martin Murphey - The Two Step Is Easy | Album: Michael Martin Murphey (1982) (March 14, 1945) BIRTHDAY
Ruthie Collins - Get Drunk & Cry | Album: Ruthie Collins (EP) MP3 - UK iTunes - Amazon.com
George Jones - The Love Bug | Album:  (Obituary Wayne Kemp; died March 9th)
Patty Loveless - The Next In Line | Album: Sleepless Nights MP3  
George Strait - So Much Like My Dad | Album: Holding My Own (1992) CD  (Obituary Bobby Emmons died Feb 23, 2015)
Kelley McRae - Stay Close To Me | Album: Easy on My Mind (27 Jan 2015) NEW MP3 - UK iTunes - Amazon.com 
Jimmy Buckley - Livin’ On Love | Album: Country Favourites (1996) MP3
James House & Natalie Noone - Over Getting Over You Hotdisc #195 March Single | Album: Songwriters Serenade (2 March 2015) CD  - MP3 - Smart Choice Music  
Brandy Clark - What’ll Keep Me Out Of Heaven | Album: 12 Stories CD - MP3 - UK iTunes - Amazon.com   
Carl Smith - You Are The One | Album:  (March 15, 1927; died Jan 16, 2010 (aged 82)) BIRTHDAY
Striking Matches - Hanging On A Lie NEW Single | Album: Nothing But The Silence (out 24 March 2015) MP3 - UK iTunes - Amazon.com   At the Songwriter event as an interlude really, contemporary mususic ..the crowd loved them
Shenandoah - Wednesday Night Prayer Meetin’ | Album: Best Of (1995) CD (Stan Thorne March 16, (1959) + Jim Seales March 20, 1954) BIRTHDAYS
Shannon & Heather Slaughter - Back To Birmingham | Album: Never Just a Song NEW  MP3 - UK iTunes - Amazon.com
Chris Heers - Drunken Baker | Album: The Road Ahead Shines (16 Jan 2015) MP3 - UK iTunes - Amazon.com
Allison Moorer - Easier To Forget | Album: Alabama Song (1999) Amazon UK 
Kat Edmonson & Ray Benson - I Can’t Give You Anything But Love | Album: Asleep At The Wheel: Still The King : Celebrating The Music Of Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys CD NEW
Lee Ann Womack - Twenty Years & Two Husbands Ago | Album: There's More Where That Came From (2005) CD
Paul Overstreet - Til The Mountains Disappear | Album: Sowin' Love / Heroes (2 on 1) CD (March 17, 1955) BIRTHDAY
Caitlyn Smith - Everything To You | Album: Everything to You (Nov 2014) MP3 - UK iTunes
Garth Brooks – Tacoma | Album: Man Against Machine CD - Amazon.com  (Caitlyn Smith co-writer)
Kimmie Rhodes - Worthy Cause | Album: Cowgirl Boudoir (9 March 2015) NEW CD - Smart Choice Music - Amazon.com  
Wade Hayes - If The Sun Comes Up | Album: Go Live Your Life (27 Feb 2015) MP3  - UK iTunes - Amazon.com 
Petticoat Junction - Will My Heart Go On From Here | Album: Lonely Old Depot MP3 (1993; Pinecastle Records)

New on The Show

Caitlyn Smith

“Everything To You” -  “Another great singer-songwriter ....I really do feel think that females like that should be heard,  a great singer songwriter, absolutely love her” -  Marie Crichton BBC Radio Shropshire

Genre: Country
Home Town: Cannon Falls, MN
Short Description: Minnesota girl. Songwriter. Firecracker.
Current Location: Nashville, TN
Influences: Allison Krauss, Patty Griffin, Catherine Feeney, Romantica, Ray Lamontagne, Mindy Smith, Wilco, Matthew Perryman Jones, Sheryl Crow, Joni Mitchell, Coldplay, Dixie Chicks, Michelle Branch

On October 28, 2014 Minnesota native Caitlyn Smith stepped into the spotlight with her highly autobiographical release, EVERYTHING TO YOU (Skylark Records), a seven-track project full of “intoxicating” ballads and “feel-good” anthems. The EP was one of the featured “New & Noteworthy” artist spotlights on iTunes. Smith performed at the famed venue, Station Inn, in Nashville for a special EP release show.
She has several huge cuts to her name, including the Grammy and CMA-nominated ‘You Can’t Make Old Friends’, recorded by Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton.
Vocally light quivering vibrato of Lee Ann Womack and Ashley Monroe, the slightly smoky pop power of Taylor Swift and a huge injection of soulful and technical proficiency. Caitlyn’s voice not only betrays her natural talent but also a raw expression that makes itself at home in the gentle notes as much as the big ones.
“I spent two and a half years writing a few hundred songs. Through that process, I feel like I’ve really come into my own as an artist,” said Caitlyn. “The goal is to write a song that moves you; whether it’s sad and makes you want to cry, or makes you want to dance and bust a move in the kitchen, or pull your loved one a little closer. My hope is that fans get a little bit of all of the above when they hear Everything to You.”
EVERYTHING TO YOU has a mix of intoxicating ballads ("Novocaine"), feel-good anthems ("Grown Woman") and in-your-face breakup songs ("Wasting All These Tears," written by Caitlyn Smith Rollie Gaalswy, also cut and released as a single by Voice winner, Cassadee Pope.

Caitlyn Smith Songwriting credits:
Garth Brooks MAN AGAINST MACHINE: "Tacoma" (writers: Bob DiPiero / Caitlyn Smith)
Lady Antebellum 747: Title cut (writers: Cary Barlowe / Gordie Sampson / Caitlyn Smith)
Cassadee Pope  FRAME BY FRAME: "Wasting All These Tears" (writers: Caitlyn Smith with husband Rollie Gaalswy)
Dolly Parton feat: Kenny Rogers "You Can't Make Old Friends" (Album BLUE SMOKE) (Writers: Ryan Hanna King / Don Schlitz / Caitlyn Smith)
Rascal Flatts CHANGED: "Let It Hurt" (Jay DeMarcus / Gordie Sampson / Caitlyn Smith)
Danielle Bradbery Self Titled album: "The Heart of Dixie" (writers: Brett James / Caitlyn Smith / Troy Verges) and "Never Like This" (writers: Steve McEwan / Gordie Sampson / Caitlyn Smith)
Sarah Darling's single “Home To Me” (writers by Caitlyn Smith & Bobby Hamrick)
Maggie Rose’s “Girl in Your Truck Song” penned by Caitlyn Smith, Gordie Sampson and Troy Verges
Nashville Cast/ Hayden Panettiere as Juliette Barnes: Season 2 "Don't Put Dirt on My Grave Just Yet" (writers Trent Dabbs / Caitlyn Smith)
Julie Roberts ALIVE album: "Let's Fight" (writers: Jason Collum / Julie Roberts / Caitlyn Smith)
Sarah Davidson's Self Titled: "Drink You Up" (writers: Steve McEwan / Gordie Sampson / Caitlyn Smith)
Maggie Sajak's "Wild Boy" (writers: Chris Lindsey / Aimee Mayo / Caitlyn Smith / Troy Verges)

Theshotgunseat Interview (Oct 10, 2014):
Caitlyn Smith Discusses Girl Songs, Meghan Trainor, and Loving to Cook

Watch the preview for >> “Everything to You

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