Gabby Barrett Lights Up The Season With Carols And Candlelight
GABBY BARRETT LIGHTS UP THE SEASON WITH
CAROLS AND CANDLELIGHT
Warner
Music Nashville’s Gabby Barrett gives a warm welcome to
the holidays with the release of her first-ever Christmas album, Carols
and Candlelight. Available today (11/8), the 11-song
collection includes a lovingly curated selection of cherished Christmas
carols, time-honored Advent hymns, and joyous songs of celebration — all
spotlighting the MULTI-PLATINUM star’s unforgettably beautiful
talent. Listen here (preferred music platform) and check
out the adjoining videos below:
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Carols and Candlelight opens with Barrett’s poignant
rendition of “Mary, Did You Know?” (written by Mark Lowry and Buddy
Greene, and produced by Ross Copperman).
With
its poetic contemplation of the relationship between Mary and her son,
“Mary, Did You Know?” brings her distinct sensibilities to the modern
Christmas classic, blending her bright and soulful vocals with a
gorgeously subtle arrangement of pedal steel, piano, strings, and more.
Along with showcasing the phenomenal range and nuance of her voice, the
slow-burning and richly detailed track makes for a prime introduction to
the full-length project’s stellar musicianship. Led by Ross
Copperman, the GRAMMY-nominated hitmaker produced 10 of the
11 songs (Copperman previously joined Barrett in co-producing
her acclaimed sophomore album, Chapter & Verse, and also
notched production credits on her PLATINUM breakout debut, Goldmine).
With its era-spanning mix of Christmastime favorites, Carols and
Candlelight also includes standouts like “Go Tell It On The
Mountain” (for KING & COUNTRY feat. Gabby Barrett) –
an exultant Gospel number nominated for Christmas Recorded Song
of the Year at the 55th Annual GMA Dove Awards. Elsewhere,
Barrett joins forces with her husband Cade Foehner (on
the sweetly playful “Baby, It’s Cold Outside”) and The
Piano Guys (on her moody and majestic rendition of the Advent
hymn “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel”). All throughout the album,
Barrett further reveals her heartfelt connection to the spirit of the
season, imbuing each track with an emotional depth that’s closely tied to
her experience as a devoted Christian.
Next Wednesday (11/13), Barrett made her long-awaited headline debut in
Nashville, TN, as she hosted her GIVING FOR GOOD SHOW at
the CMA Theater inside the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Joined
by special guest Rachel Purcell, proceeds from the show benefitted MURPHSLIFE. Watch her personal video message about
the GIVING FOR GOOD SHOW here.
GABBY BARRETT’S CAROLS AND
CANDLELIGHT TRACKLIST
1. “Mary, Did You Know?” (Mark
Lowry, Buddy Greene)*
2. “I’ll Be Home For Christmas”
(Walter Kent, Kim Gannon, Buck Ram)*
Delivering her most autobiographical work
to date with the sought-after sophomore release of CHAPTER &
VERSE, Warner Music Nashville’s MULTI-PLATINUM star Gabby
Barrett continues to intimately narrate her life. In a stunning
evolution of PLATINUM Goldmine and its Deluxe edition
– a 2020 release with smashes: meteoric breakout 8X PLATINUM #1 “I
Hope,” 4-week Hot AC #1 crossover “I Hope (feat. Charlie Puth),” 4X
PLATINUM three-week #1 “The Good Ones,” and PLATINUM “Pick
Me Up” – Barrett took greater creative control than ever before and
co-produced the full album.
Surpassing 3 BILLION global career streams,
she’s also stacked major accolades like Billboard Women in Music
2022’s Rising Star Award, 2021 CMT Artists of the Year,
and the iHeartRadio Titanium Award, plus nods from ACM, AMA,
Billboard, CMA, CMT, and iHeartRadio.
With top-tier co-hosting gigs on ACM Awards
and CMA Country Christmas, Barrett has supported the hottest
Country tours including Jason Aldean, Kane Brown, and Brooks & Dunn,
while playing mega music festivals like Stagecoach as well.
Her first Christmas album, Carols
and Candlelight, dropped November 8, 2024.
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