Caylee Hammack Pens Romance Novel ‘Bed Of Roses’ As Companion Piece To New Album

CAYLEE HAMMACK PENS ROMANCE NOVEL ‘BED OF ROSES’ AS COMPANION PIECE TO NEW ALBUM

Capitol Records Nashville artist Caylee Hammack announces the must-read counterpart to her forthcoming album, Bed Of Roses, a romance novel about a young woman finding herself – and love – in unexpected places, releasing March 7th.
 
Exclusively revealing the cover with People, the book published by Podium Entertainment is co-authored by Hammack and New York Times–bestselling author Carolyn Brown, with each chapter correlating to track titles on the album with the same name, inspired by the stories that moulded her into the artist she is today, and taking readers on a journey from heartbreak to healing.  Fans can pre-order the Bed Of Roses print book, e-book and audiobook HERE, and the companion album HERE.
 
“I was a child who grew up on paperback romances stolen from my aunt’s bookshelves. I envisioned each song on this album as a book initially, so writing one to pair with this project felt like a natural move,” Hammack says.  “As creators, we look for ways to connect with our listeners, and this book was a good avenue to tell some backstories of the heartbreak ballads and love songs on this album, while also sharing a new story inspired by the songs after writing them. Life is the bed you make, grow a good one.”  
 
The Georgia born country crooner releases her much-anticipated new album Bed Of Roses on March 7th, with 13 fresh tracks tracing the universal story of a 20-something’s coming of age with a mix of gypsy soul, 70’s twang, and heel stomping red-dirt rock. Sharing producer credits with studio savants Dann Huff and John Osborne, the project is filled with raw emotions and riveting energy sharing tales of life, love and loss.  
 
‘How Long’ is the latest release from the forthcoming album and is a soulful, spacious country slow jam that captures the romantic torture of waiting for love to bloom. Listen to the new song 
 
“I was a child who grew up on paperback romances stolen from my aunt’s bookshelves. I envisioned each song on this album as a book initially, so writing one to pair with this project felt like a natural move,” Hammack says.  “As creators, we look for ways to connect with our listeners, and this book was a good avenue to tell some backstories of the heartbreak ballads and love songs on this album, while also sharing a new story inspired by the songs after writing them. Life is the bed you make, grow a good one.”  
 
The Georgia born country crooner releases her much-anticipated new album Bed Of Roses on March 7th, with 13 fresh tracks tracing the universal story of a 20-something’s coming of age with a mix of gypsy soul, 70’s twang, and heel stomping red-dirt rock. Sharing producer credits with studio savants Dann Huff and John Osborne, the project is filled with raw emotions and riveting energy sharing tales of life, love and loss.  
 
‘How Long’ is the latest release from the forthcoming album and is a soulful, spacious country slow jam that captures the romantic torture of waiting for love to bloom. Listen to the new song HERE, and watch the official music video accompanying the track here:

NEW ALBUM - BOTH AVAILABLE MARCH 7 

“Powerhouse Vocalist” Releases Sultry Track ‘How Long’

Playing Highways Festival At The Royal Albert Hall In May 

Bed Of Roses Tracklist: 1. ‘Bed of Roses’ (Caylee Hammack, Benjy Davis and Jeff Hyde) 2. ‘Breaking Dishes’ (Caylee Hammack, Mikey Reaves and Gordie Sampson) 3. ‘What My Angels Think of Me’ (Caylee Hammack, Meg McRee and Jake Mitchell) 4. ‘Back Again’ (Caylee Hammack, Tofer Brown and Lauren Hungate) 5. ‘Mammas’ (Ed Bruce and Patricia Bruce, Mia Mantia, Sj McDonald ,Trent Wayne ) 6. ‘No I Ain’t’ (Caylee Hammack, Mark Trussell and Stephen Wilson Jr.) 7. ‘The Hill’ (Caylee Hammack, Tenille Townes and Logan Wall) 8. ‘The Pot & The Kettle’ (Caylee Hammack, Connor Thuotte and Stephen Wilson Jr.) 9. ‘Bread & Butter’ (Caylee Hammack, Luke Dick and Jeff Hyde) 10. ‘Cleopatra’ (Caylee Hammack, Meg McRee and Jake Mitchell) 11. ‘How Long’ (Caylee Hammack, John Osborne and Lucie Silvas) 12. ‘Oh, Kara’ (Caylee Hammack) 13. ‘Tumbleweed Men’ (Caylee Hammack, Joe Clemmons and Benjy Davis)   About Caylee Hammack: With her new studio album Bed of Roses, available March 7th, Capitol Records Nashville artist Caylee Hammack keeps her musical roots intertwined with the country greats – with new branches reaching off to the outer edges of psychedelic Americana while fortifying her Country backbone. An Ellaville, Georgia native with a self-described green thumb and stop-you-in-your-tracks vocals crossing the warbling buzz of hummingbird wings with the sting of a thorn, Hammack landed in Nashville at 19, turning heads with her unique mix of influences ranging from David Bowie and Kate Bush to Dolly Parton and Tom Waits.   Releasing a standout 2020 album debut IF IT WASN’T FOR YOU, she went on to share stadium stages with Luke Bryan and Brothers Osborne, stun tiny listening rooms into rapt silence, and captivate the Grand Ole Opry. All told, she has so far racked up 235.8 million career global streams to date, won an ACM Award for Musical Event of the Year (‘Fooled Around And Fell In Love’ with Miranda Lambert), and picked up Artist to Watch accolades from The Bobby Bones Show, Rolling Stone among other honours.   But Bed of Roses tracks five years of patient growth. Featuring 13 fresh cut blooms, the rising star learned to tend her “garden of life” not just for a short pop of beauty, but for a long lasting, healthy environment. “As a little girl who always just wanted a man to bring her flowers – I decided I’d be better off if I just learned how to grow my own,” she says.   For more information follow Hammack on Instagram, X and TikTok @cayleehammack.    About Carolyn Brown Carolyn Brown is a New York Times, USA Today, Wall Street Journal, Publisher’s Weekly and #1 Amazon and #1 Washington Post bestselling author. She has more than one 140 published books and several novellas to her name with over 10 million copies sold.   With a career spanning more than two decades and her books translated into 21 foreign languages, she's known for writing heartwarming women's fiction, contemporary cowboy, and country music romances. She's a recipient of the Bookseller's Best Award, the prestigious Montlake Diamond Award, a three-time recipient of the National Reader's Choice Award, and a RITA Award finalist.   Born in Texas and raised in Oklahoma, she lives in the small town of Davis, Oklahoma, where everyone knows everyone else, including what they are doing and when-and they read the local newspaper on Wednesdays to see who got caught. She has three grown children and enough grandchildren and great-grandchildren to keep her young. For more information, visit CarolynBrownBooks.com.

 

Caylee Hammack Plots Sophomore Studio Album Bed Of Roses - Out March 7

CAYLEE HAMMACK PLOTS SOPHOMORE STUDIO ALBUM BED OF ROSES - OUT MARCH 7

Welcoming Listeners Through The Garden’s Gate Is Title Track “Bed Of Roses” – Out Now

Nashville, TN - January 10, 2025 - Showing off her masterful technique for cultivating lyrical vulnerability, Capitol Records Nashville’s Caylee Hammack is set to release her sophomore album BED OF ROSES, bearing the fruits of life, love and loss, available to pre-save HERE.  

The 13 fresh tracks trace the universal story of a 20-something’s coming of age with a mix of gypsy soul, 70’s twang, and heel stomping red-dirt rock – “we all have different experiences, but we also have similar heartbreaks,” she says –  it’s filled with raw emotions and riveting energy, as the rising star learns to plant not just for a short pop of beauty, but aims to cultivate the nutrient dense, potent ground of experiences she continues to pull from with every song she releases.

“Your bed of roses is the bed you make – you get to decide how you spend your time and how you plant your garden,” Hammack says. “Good love is flowers that come back every year. Bad love, it’s just the thorn. Sometimes you got to till shit up. You’ve got to work through things and it’s not going to be fun. And then one day, your friends come over and you sit as a family on the back porch in the garden. And when they compliment the roses near the gate or the cherry tomatoes speckled about in the pasta, you get the pleasure of realizing, ‘I grew that, I put love, time, and belief into something and it paid off.’”  

Sharing producer credits with studio savants Dann Huff and John Osborne of Brothers Osborne, a bouquet of experimental yet-somehow-timeless sounds emerged, centered in modern country. With live instruments, rich organic textures and a throbbing pulse, they matched the chaotic harmony of nature to Hammack’s otherworldly vocal, washed by waves of tremolo and reverb.

Inspired by a fleeting romance that never took root, title track “Bed of Roses,” written by Hammack, Jeff Hyde and Benjy Davis, marks the central point of her whole sophomore project. A bright anthem with a swampy strut and electrifying vocal, with a theme of embracing the inner peace no part-time partner can give, Hammack sees it as the garden gate opening up to welcome listeners in, available to stream HERE (preferred music platform).  

The video companion to the new track is available to watch below:

The fiery songstress first set the scene for her next sonic chapter releasing “The Hill” (released 14 June 2024), and her scored woman ballad “Breaking Dishes” (released 30 Aug 2024) a “personality-packed bopper” that further displays Hammack as “busting with talent and has long deserved major stardom” (Music Row).

Bed Of Roses Tracklist:

1. “Bed of Roses” (Caylee Hammack, Benjy Davis and Jeff Hyde)

2. “Breaking Dishes” (Caylee Hammack, Mikey Reaves and Gordie Sampson) 

3. “What My Angels Think of Me” (Caylee Hammack, Meg McRee and Jake Mitchell) 

4. “Back Again” (Caylee Hammack, Tofer Brown and Lauren Hungate) 

5. “Mammas” (Ed Bruce and Patricia Bruce, Mia Mantia, Sj McDonald ,Trent Wayne )

6. “No I Ain’t” (Caylee Hammack, Mark Trussell and Stephen Wilson Jr.)

7. “The Hill” (Caylee Hammack, Tenille Townes and Logan Wall) 

8. “The Pot & The Kettle” (Caylee Hammack, Connor Thuotte and Stephen Wilson Jr.) 

9. “Bread & Butter” (Caylee Hammack, Luke Dick and Jeff Hyde) 

10. “Cleopatra” (Caylee Hammack, Meg McRee and Jake Mitchell) 

11. “How Long” (Caylee Hammack, John Osborne and Lucie Silvas)

12. “Oh, Kara” (Caylee Hammack) 

13. “Tumbleweed Men” (Caylee Hammack, Joe Clemmons and Benjy Davis)

About Caylee Hammack:

With her sophomore studio album Bed of Roses, available March 7th, Capitol Records Nashville artist Caylee Hammack keeps her musical roots intertwined with the country greats – with new branches reaching off to the outer edges of psychedelic Americana while fortifying her Country backbone. 

An Ellaville, Georgia native with a self-described green thumb and stop-you-in-your-tracks vocals crossing the warbling buzz of hummingbird wings with the sting of a thorn, Hammack landed in Nashville at 19, turning heads with her unique mix of influences ranging from David Bowie and Kate Bush to Dolly Parton and Tom Waits. 

Releasing a standout 2020 album debut IF IT WASN’T FOR YOU, she went on to share stadium stages with Luke Bryan and Brothers Osborne, stun tiny listening rooms into rapt silence, and captivate the Grand Ole Opry. All told, she has so far racked up 235.8 million career global streams to date, won an ACM Award for Musical Event of the Year (“Fooled Around And Fell In Love” with Miranda Lambert), and picked up Artist to Watch accolades from The Bobby Bones Show, Rolling Stone among other honors. But Bed of Roses tracks five years of patient growth. Featuring 13 fresh cut blooms, the rising star learned to tend her “garden of life” not just for a short pop of beauty, but for a long lasting, healthy environment. “As a little girl who always just wanted a man to bring her flowers – I decided I’d be better off if I just learned how to grow my own,” she says. For more information follow Hammack on Instagram, X and TikTok @cayleehammack. 

Caylee Hammack Delivers Her Twangy Take On "Blue Christmas"

CAYLEE HAMMACK DELIVERS HER TWANGY TAKE ON “BLUE CHRISTMAS” - OUT NOW

Nashville, TN - October 18, 2024 - Known best for her sonic storytelling, Capitol Records Nashville’s Caylee Hammack released her emotive rendition of the timeless holiday tune “Blue Christmas,” available to listen HERE. First famously cemented as a rock-n-roll holiday classic by Elvis Presley, Hammack’s rendition of "Blue Christmas" is imbued with steel guitar twang and a yearnful warble, evoking even more of the vivid emotions the classic is best known for with a country twist. “I never knew Blue Christmas needed a steel guitar solo until I spent some time reimagining this song, and Bruce Bowden brought the twang we needed to country fry this classic Christmas canon,” said Hammack. “I take the holidays as a time to revisit old memories and old songs, even when it wasn’t always a happy time for me, but I’ve come around that bend. Every year that I get to produce another Christmas record to share, makes me feel more in love with this season.”   Earlier this year, Hammack marked the beginning of her next sonic chapter with the releases of “The Hill” featuring Foy Vance, “weaving in strands of Celtic and bluegrass influences with fiddle and stomping rhythms, “The Hill” highlights Hammack’s ceiling-scraping, soulful warble with Vance’s craggy, full-throttle vocal,” (Billboard).  The track was followed by “Breaking Dishes,” a “personality-packed bopper” that further displays Hammack as “busting with talent and has long deserved major stardom” (Music Row). About Caylee Hammack Capitol Nashville “songwriter/producer/full-throttle vocalist” (HITS) Caylee Hammack has carved a place for herself in country music, acclaimed as an artist who “bleeds creativity, fire and determination so completely that she’s a beacon in an industry of thousands” (The Tennessean). Now laying the groundwork for her next creative chapter, the rising star is rooted in fostering her most authentic sound, working alongside Brother Osborne’s John Osborne, together paying homage to the stories and characters that shaped her into the person she is today. Hammack released her debut record IF IT WASN’T FOR YOU with writer and producer credits for the entire project, earning high praise from critics, with Billboard declaring "Hammack deserves to be a star.”  Tapping Chris Stapleton for a guest vocal on a new version of her deeply personal song “Small Town Hypocrite,” co-written and co-produced by Hammack, she garnered even more acclaim, with NPR and Esquire singling out the track as one of their “Best Songs of 2020.” Winning ACM “Music Event Of The Year,” with Miranda Lambert for “Fooled Around And Fell In Love,” Caylee Hammack has been noted as an “Artist To Watch” by outlets including The Bobby Bones Show, Rolling Stone and HITS Magazine for her “voice to move mountains” (Rolling Stone). For more information visit www.cayleehammack.com.

Caylee Hammack shares “Just Friends” & sets TV debut on TODAY

CAYLEE HAMMACK HIGHLIGHTS INFLUENCES ON DYNAMIC NEW TRACK “JUST FRIENDS” NOW AVAILABLE

Singer/Songwriter/Producer Set To Make TV Debut on TODAY (May 29)

Nashville, TN - May 24, 2019 - Capitol Records Nashville’s Caylee Hammack is sharing more music with fans today, releasing the head-turning new track “Just Friends” available to listen here. Co-written by Hammack with Mikey Reaves and Aaron Raitiere, the song manages to channel the tones of country icons Alison Krauss and Dolly Parton in the fluttery first 29 seconds. Co-produced by Hammack, that open leads into a guitar-driven core that pays homage to ‘90s-era alternative tracks by Everclear and Weezer. In the end, Hammack moves in yet another direction, closing with rich piano chording that comes direct from a gospel playbook. “Just Friends” tells listeners much of what they need to know about Hammack. She is all of those things – the country expressionist, the grungy firebrand, the spiritual seeker - pulled together in an intoxicating, yet cohesive way.

Release Date: 24 May 2019

Label: Capitol Nashville

Time: 2:49

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“We sat in the studio that day, bouncing between two extremely different melodic ideas I had started about the same theme the day before; inspired by the aftermath of a breakup I had recently gone through,” explains Hammack. “We finally decided to attempt to tell both sides of the emotional rollercoaster I was on by intertwining the two melodies into one song. I loved the idea of the clear juxtaposition between the two and how this song gave us a moment to tip our hats to the older country that raised us and the 90’s alternative music we all found solace in when we were teenagers.”

“It’s one of my favorites to perform live,” says Hammack, “I love to start crooning the opening lines at shows and watching people start to slowly sway, then snap back into focus when the electric guitars start screaming on the second verse. It shows both sides of my personality in a few minutes, which is cathartic for me.”

Hear more about the song from Hammack here:

Hammack is set to make her National TV debut on TODAY on May 29 where she will perform her “high-spirited” (Variety) single “Family Tree.” Also co-written and co-produced by Hammack, it was the most-added debut song by a female artist upon impact at Country radio in over three years. 

UPDATE: 
Caylee made her powerful national TV debut performing her breakout single “Family Tree” live. Available to watch HERE, the striking performance showcased Hammack’s vocal chops on the track that was co-written and co-produced by Hammack and was the most-added debut song by a female artist upon impact at Country radio in over three years.

Background on Caylee Hammack:
Caylee Hammack constantly felt like a self-described “hippie in a hillbilly town” in her tiny hometown of Ellaville, Georgia. “I used to pray every night as a kid, ‘God, just please make me different. Don’t make me like everyone else,’” she remembers. Hammack is indeed refreshingly different. And at only 25, she has already packed a full life into just a few years, using fake IDs to get gigs around South Georgia, turning down a college scholarship for a love that burned out just a few months later, sleeping in her car when she arrived in Nashville and then losing her home in an electrical fire. “My dad has always said that the most beautiful and strongest things are forged in the fire,” she says. “Iron is nothing until you work it in a fire. Glass cannot be blown without intense heat. You can’t make anything beautiful or strong without a little heat.”

Tested by the fire, Caylee Hammack has been molded into an artist with incredible depth and a powerhouse voice that can effortlessly veer from fiery and demanding to quiet and vulnerable. Her life experience and relentless curiosity have coalesced into a country cocktail that’s rooted in tradition but expands with shards of modern pop and rock. Her self-penned songs tug on her own life story – bad decisions, secret affairs, broken hearts, a quirky family lineage – as she invariably turns the lemons of her daring life into sonic lemonade. Notching spots on upcoming tour slots, fans can catch Hammack on the road with Dierks Bentley, Miranda Lambert and Brothers Osborne and can be seen at country music’s biggest festivals including CMA Music Festival, Country LakeShake, Faster Horses Festival and more. Hammack has also been the noted as an “Artist To Watch” by outlets such as The Bobby Bones Show, Rolling Stone and HITS Magazine for her “voice to move mountains” alongside her “clever story telling that keeps it all in motion” (Rolling Stone). 

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Caylee Hammack shares “Family Tree” with Country Radio

CAYLEE HAMMACK DIGS ROOTS WITH THE RELEASE OF “FAMILY TREE” TO COUNTRY RADIO TODAY

Billboard Spotlights Hammack Today In New Profile Piece On The Singer/Songwriter/Producer

Tour Dates Added With Dierks Bentley And Brothers Osborne, Plus
Country’s Hottest Festivals

NASHVILLE, TN – March 25, 2019 – Capitol Records’ Caylee Hammack makes a bold introduction with “Family Tree,” her debut single for Capitol Nashville, available at radio. Hammack co-wrote and co-produced the"high-spirited, rollicking” (Variety) track that expertly ties together her fiery attitude and distinct vocals. Recently highlighted as one of 2019’s artists to watch by outlets such as The Bobby Bones Show and HITS Magazine and with over two million streams just weeks after introducing the song to fans, Hammack is quickly becoming one of Nashville’s most buzz-worthy new artists among fans, radio and critics with Billboard spotlighting her in a new profile.

Release Date: 18 Jan 2019

Label: CAPITOL NASHVILLE

Time: 3:30

Genre: Country

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“A dynamic singer and equally memorable songwriter, Hammack’s soulful vocals and descriptive lyrics shine on her debut single” - Billboard
“Hammack writes with a keen sense of observation and clever lyrics…Country music needs a presence as commanding and steadfast as hers.” - Taste of Country
"Songs filled with smart, shit-kicking energy” - Rolling Stone

“Known for her mix of clever lyrics and haunting melodies” - Music Row
"She matches a rhythm-and-blues-inspired beat with soulful vocals and clever wordplay before entering a soaring, uplifting chorus laden with pop sensibilities." - Sounds Like Nashville

The summer is heating up for Hammack as she claims upcoming slots with both Dierks Bentley and Brothers Osborne on their tours and will appear at some of country music’s biggest festivals including Tortuga, Country LakeShake, Faster Horses Festival and more.

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Background On Caylee Hammack

Caylee Hammack constantly felt like a self-described “hippie in a hillbilly town.” “I used to pray every night as a kid, ‘God, just please make me different. Don’t make me like everyone else,’” she remembers. Hammack is indeed refreshingly different. She’s a country expressionist, a grungy firebrand and a spiritual seeker. And at only 24, she has already packed a full life into just a few years, using fake IDs to get gigs around South Georgia, turning down a college scholarship for a love that burned out just a few months later, sleeping in her car when she arrived in Nashville and then losing her home in an electrical fire. “My dad has always said that the most beautiful and strongest things are forged in the fire,” she says. “Iron is nothing until you work it in a fire. Glass cannot be blown without intense heat. You can’t make anything beautiful or strong without a little heat.” Tested by the fire, Caylee Hammack has been molded into an artist with incredible depth and a powerhouse voice that can effortlessly veer from fiery and demanding to quiet and vulnerable. Her life experience and relentless curiosity have coalesced into a country cocktail that’s rooted in tradition but expands with shards of modern pop and rock. Her self-penned songs tug on her own life story – bad decisions, secret affairs, broken hearts, a quirky family lineage – as she invariably turns the lemons of her daring life into sonic lemonade. 

Universal Music Publishing: Since the age of 13, Caylee Hammack had been playing in smoky bars, opry houses, and music festivals around the southeast.  After a medical scare at 16, she started focusing on her writing which eventually led her to Nashville. She started commuting every other week to write with different publishing houses and network as best as a young girl could. At 19 Hammack made the official move to Nashville from Ellaville, Georgia and started working full time, writing every morning and singing every night on Broadway to pay her bills. After 3 years in town and being part of the ASCAP’s GPS Program, she landed her first Publishing deal with Universal Music Publishing Group (Oct 2016) and also won the prestigious ASCAP Sammy Chan award. The award is given each year to a promising and aspiring lyricist recommended by ASCAP Creative Service Executives and selected by a distinguished group of songwriters, based on the quality of the lyrics submitted. Past recipients include John Mayer, Lori McKenna and Katie Herzig. She is now focused is on writing songs for Nashville’s A-list artists while also working on her own artist career.  

New To You: Caylee Hammack debuts soulful “Family Tree”

SINGER/SONGWRITER CAYLEE HAMMACK 
MAKES HER CAPITOL NASHVILLE DEBUT

 WITH THE RELEASE OF “FAMILY TREE” 

Get to Know The “Voice To Move Mountains” (Rolling Stone) in First Installment of Introductory Video Series 

Nashville, TN - January 18, 2019 - Capitol Records Nashville's Caylee Hammack has “a voice to move mountains” (Rolling Stone), and she released the soulful “Family Tree,” as the first track from her forthcoming album to all digital partners http://strm.to/FamilyTree. She both co-wrote and co-produced the song that takes an honest look at her own small-town Georgia upbringing and the quirky cast of characters that riddle the branches of her own family tree.

Release Date: January 18, 2019

Label: CAPITOL NASHVILLE

Total Length: 3:30

Genres: Country

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“I think family is the best way to introduce yourself to people,” Hammack said. “My mama is crazy about tupperware and my daddy hasn’t made it through a whole football game without falling asleep in his easy chair since I can remember. My sister smokes too much and she knows it. Every family has their quirks. This song is about the people I love the most, and the ones who made me who I am…and unknowingly, they have given me more song ideas than I can count just by being themselves. Real life can be real funny like that.”

Caylee Hammack - Family Tree (Lyric Video)

Standing out for her “mix of clever lyrics and haunting melodies” (Music Row), Hammack was recently named as one of The Bobby Bones Show’s Class of 2019. Fans can get to know Hammack as she returns home to her tiny home of Ellaville, GA in the lead installment of a new introductory video series.

Caylee Hammack constantly felt like a self-described “hippie in a hillbilly town.” “I used to pray every night as a kid, ‘God, just please make me different. Don't make me like everyone else,’” she remembers. Hammack is indeed refreshingly different. She’s a country expressionist, a grungy firebrand and a spiritual seeker.

Introducing Caylee Hammack

And at only 24, she has already packed a full life into just a few years, using fake IDs to get gigs around South Georgia, turning down a college scholarship for a love that burned out just a few months later, sleeping in her car when she arrived in Nashville and then losing her home in an electrical fire. “My dad has always said that the most beautiful and strongest things are forged in the fire,” she says. “Iron is nothing until you work it in a fire. Glass cannot be blown without intense heat. You can't make anything beautiful or strong without a little heat.”

Tested by the fire, Caylee Hammack has been molded into an artist with incredible depth and a powerhouse voice that can effortlessly veer from fiery and demanding to quiet and vulnerable. Her life experience and relentless curiosity have coalesced into a country cocktail that’s rooted in tradition but expands with shards of modern pop and rock. Her self-penned songs tug on her own life story – bad decisions, secret affairs, broken hearts, a quirky family lineage – as she invariably turns the lemons of her daring life into sonic lemonade. Hammack is currently opening for LANCO on their headlining 2019 HALLELUJAH NIGHTS TOUR.

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