Lee Brice Streaming New Album 'Sunriser (All-Nighter)'
(TPR) Curb Records' multi-platinum and award-winning artist, Lee Brice, has released his latest album, Sunriser (All-Nighter) - a 32-track collection of music that tips his hat to those who fight for every sunrise they see. Whether you've pulled the late shift, are preparing for the day ahead or are just winding down from the night before, catching a sunrise is something you've got to put a little effort into.
From firefighters, nurses, truck drivers and blue-collar workers, to tired parents waking up to take care of little ones, this album is dedicated to you. Sunriser (All-Nighter) is out now.
"My records have always been kind of a time stamp of where I'm at in my life. With this one, I had a lot of songs that I felt kinda summed up a lot of my life's journey. The younger me would catch sunrises from being out all night, then it changed to seeing the sun come up because I was a new dad, then it would be after a show and staying up to write into the early morning. A sunrise is something special to see - you've gotta earn those. So, this album is dedicated to all the folks on the farm at dawn, the parents getting up with their kids, the front-line workers starting or ending a shift - this album is a celebration of all that hard work. Hope y'all enjoy this one and can find a story in here that relates to your life in some way." - Lee Brice
Known for the storytelling in his song writing and booming voice refined by his faithful upbringing, Brice intertwines the lives and stories of the 'sunrisers' that earn it in this latest album. From the rowdy partygoers in songs like "Drinkin' Buddies" featuring Nate Smith and Hailey Whitters, to the prideful southerners in tracks "What You Know About That," "Said No Country Boy Ever" featuring the Traler Park, "Country Alone" with Chase Rice and Kelsey Hart and "Cornbread," Brice dives into themes of love, loss, redemption, hope and everything in between.
Sunriser (All-Nighter) is a reflection on where Brice finds himself in his life now. The husband and father of three takes stock of his life and its purpose as he releases his sixth studio album nearly two decades into his award-winning career. Reminiscing on the life he has built with his wife, Brice effortlessly weaves stories of young love ("Truck Bed Mixtape," "She Wasn't Like That" and "Summer of Us") with anecdotes of a more mature reverence ("Killed the Man" and "That's Where You Come In") and what it is to be a father ("Daddy Don't Care").
The 32-track collection also features some of Brice's most vivid storytelling with songs like the dark and swampy "Dogs Are Barking," the charming "Best Friend," and the true story of "Heart Pine (The Ballad of Mr. Bill)" featuring Diamond Rio.
Rounding out the album, Brice leans into inspiration and finding meaning in the face of life's sometimes relentless challenges. From the folks who enter your life and leave a lasting mark like in "Never Meet Your Heroes" featuring Vince Gill, to reminding each of us to be mindful of our intentions and the power of our "Words," to navigating devastating loss in "Old Men" - Brice is digging deeper into his faith and seeking solace in something larger than himself. The anthemic "When The Kingdom Comes" is a thundering message of hope that strips away life's meaningless distractions and emphasizes that in the end all that will be left and all that truly matters in this life is love. Stream or purchase the album here
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