Rachel Wammack appreciates “Enough” with bright new single

RACHEL WAMMACK APPRECIATES “ENOUGH” WITH BRIGHT NEW SINGLE
 

The “2019 Artist to Watch” Taps Into What’s Most Important with

New Song Available Now Through All Digital Partners and Country Radio

"Enough is for the people who encourage us in the moments

 when we need it the most" - Rachel Wammack

NASHVILLE, TN - Mar. 15, 2019

RCA Nashville’s Rachel Wammack introduces her shimmering new single “Enough.” As “a much-needed female voice on Country radio” (Sounds Like Nashville), Wammack co-wrote the celebratory track with Laura Veltz and Sam Ellis, mixing her personal and artistic growth alongside the “empowered posture” (NPR) with which she first caught the attention of fans and critics. Fans can download Wammack’s new single “Enough” here ahead of it shipping to Country radio on Monday.

(EP; RCA Records Label Nashville)

5 Tracks/ Time: 18:18 Four carry forward re-released tracks + new track “Enough”

Amazon UK - UK iTunes

"In a world where we get tangled in a web of social media comparisons, materialistic goals and fame-driven mindsets, I wanted to take a step back and capture what is really important to me,” said Wammack. "That’s my family, that’s my brand new fiancé Noah…it’s the people who fill our cup and encourage us in the moments when we need it the most. Everything else in this life...the good and the bad...is just extra. Sometimes we give those feelings more power than they should have to rule our emotions and this song is a reminder of that for all of us.”

After writing her autobiographical debut single “Damage” over two years ago, Wammack continues to evolve, crafting introspective and relatable lyrics through “Enough.” As the single reflects a new chapter for Wammack, who recently became engaged to her long-time boyfriend, she continues to steadily forge her own path in the genre by showcasing "contemporary Country in ways that should prove amenable to radio" (Entertainment Weekly).

The 24-year-old Muscle Shoals native has a "deep-rooted, classic sound" (Wide Open Country) influenced heavily by the rich music history from her hometown. Her songs showcase a "powerful, raw, honest collection" (All Access), which has earned her recognition as the only artist in the genre selected for Entertainment Weekly’s “2019 Artists to Watch” list. Wammack also made Rolling Stone’s “10 Best County EPs of 2018, Amazon and NPR’s “Best Music of 2018” list, while earning additional “2019 Artist to Watch” acclaim from multiple outlets including AOL, Pandora, Music Row, Pop Culture, Sounds Like Nashville and more. Pegged as one of CMT’s “Next Women of Country” as well as Bobby Bones' "Class of 2019,” Wammack shares "an undeniable air of confidence and sincerity when she performs” (Taste of Country) that she will take that on the road this year at multiple festivals throughout the country including Tortuga Music Festival, Stagecoach, Country LakeShake and more.

CONNECT with Rachel Wammack:

Rachel Wammack is one of EW's "2019 Artists to Watch"

NASHVILLE, TN – Jan. 04, 2018 – RCA Nashville’s Rachel Wammack has forged her own path in Country music as the only artist in the genre selected for Entertainment Weekly’s “2019 Artists to Watch” list. After the release of her autobiographical debut single “Damage" found on her self-titled EP, ongoing critical praise continues to follow as she has made AOL, Pandora, Music Row, Pop Culture, Sounds Like Nashville’s “Artist to Watch” list as well. Additionally, Wammack was dubbed one of Rolling Stone’s “10 Best County EPs of 2018,” showing off "enormous potential for the young Muscle Shoals native” as well as NPR’s “Best Music of 2018” list.

Already known as one of CMT’s "Next Women of Country,” Wammack has also been announced as part of CMT’s "Listen Up” 2019 class where the program will highlight her new music and videos across all CMT platforms. With "country, soul, and pop running through her veins” (The Bobby Bones Show), there is an “undeniable air of confidence and sincerity when she performs” (Taste of Country) that continues to captivates fans and critics alike.

Thank you @EW I can’t believe it! 🖤https://t.co/XXdBsJwMpF

— Rachel Wammack (@RachelWammack) 4 January 2019

“Her four-track self-titled 2018 EP offers a glimpse of a singer-songwriter with a strong pop sensibility and a skill for melding it with contemporary country in ways that should prove amenable to radio. - Entertainment Weekly

"In her first single "Damage," Wammack acknowledged lasting relational wounds with a swelling display of compassion and composure reminiscent of McLachlan. Elsewhere on this year's digital EP, the younger singer-songwriter mustered a bit of soul-pop heat from an empowered posture.” - NPR

“Her debut single “Damage” puts her in other territory entirely — in this case, she comes off like a master balladeer and chronicler of the human condition, observing and nursing a group of lonely hearts from the other side of a bar" - Rolling Stone

"Her capable, strong soprano gravitates toward intimate warmth rather than overwrought vocal gymnastics." - Music Row

"A much needed female voice on country radio....Wammack’s poignant piano ballads are an introduction to an already bright future." - Sounds Like Nashville
 

The 24-year-old Muscle Shoals native has a "deep-rooted, classic sound" (Wide Open Country) influenced heavily by the rich music history from her hometown of Muscle Shoals. Throughout her adolescent years, she expressed her art in songwriting, storytelling and the high school band, before earning a college degree from the University of North Alabama. At the age of 17, Wammack was discovered by a Sony Music Nashville executive at a piano restaurant which led to her record deal five years later and the release of her self-titled EP in April, helmed by award-winning producer Dann Huff. Showcasing a "powerful, raw, honest collection" (All Access) the 4-song introductory features her autobiographical debut single "Damage," which she co-wrote with award-winning songwriters Tom Douglas and David Hodges. Proving "the rising star is here to stay” (Radio.com), her wildfire momentum continues to grow as she showcases "an undeniable air of confidence and sincerity when she performs” (Taste of Country) on the road with Brett Young on his CMT ON TOUR: HERE TONIGHT. 

CONNECT with Rachel Wammack:

Rachel Wammack shares earnest take on Holiday Classics

RACHEL WAMMACK SPREADS HOLIDAY CHEER WITH HER SOULFUL TAKE ON “THIS CHRISTMAS” AND “O HOLY NIGHT” AVAILABLE NOW

Singer/Songwriter Performs This Afternoon on WSMV’s "Today In Nashville” Before YouInspire.Org Women Prison Concert on Dec. 19th 

“Rising Star is Here to Stay” Landing on Pandora & Music Row’s “2019 Artist to Watch” List
 

NASHVILLE, TN - Dec. 5, 2018 - RCA Records Nashville noteworthy new artist Rachel Wammack celebrates the holiday season with her soulful rendition of "This Christmas” and “O Holy Night” as part of a Live from Thirteen Performance.

Fans will be able to witness her spin on the holiday classics as she performs this afternoon on WSMV’s Today in Nashville (12/5 on Ch. 4 at 2:00P CT) while the tracks are available now at all digital retailers. The new music follows her climbing debut single “Damage,” which continues to be applauded by critics as she has “established a compelling presence,” (Sounds Like Nashville). With "country, soul, and pop running through her veins” (The Bobby Bones Show), Wammack has become a constant “2019 Artist to Watch” as she recently garnered recognition Pandora and Music Row.

Release Date: 29 Nov. 2018

Label: RCA Records Label Nashville

Total Length: 6:08

Genres: Country

Amazon UK – UK iTunes

"It’s almost unexplainable how much this year has meant to me. I’ve been playing piano, singing, and writing songs since I was a kid and for the first time in my life, I feel like I’m meant to do this.  I’ve been able to see firsthand how people are accepting my music and connecting on a personal level which is what I always wanted,” said Wammack. “There have been so many wonderful highs from playing the Opry and the Ryman for the first time and putting out my EP as well as my debut single ‘Damage.' It seemed fitting to end the year with two of my favorite Christmas songs as a ’thank you’ to all of the fans who have supported me.  All in all, this year has been such a blessing and I can’t wait to see what 2019 has in store."

Proving "the rising star is here to stay,” (Radio.com), her wildfire momentum continues to grow as she showcases "an undeniable air of confidence and sincerity when she performs” (Taste of Country) on the road with Brett Young on his CMT ON TOUR: HERE TONIGHT. Fans will have an inside look at the run this weekend during CMT Hot 20 Countdown (12/8 & 12/9 on CMT at 8:00A CT). Additionally in partnership with YouInspire.org and Davidson County Sheriff's department, Wammack will continue to spread holiday cheer in Nashville on Dec. 19th at a local prison for women to remind them of their meaning, worth and importance. 

Thank you, @amazonmusic. This is such an honor!! Thanks for your awesome support! 🙏💗😍 #BOTY

Listen to 'Damage' and more: https://t.co/emu0Ce8Wwz pic.twitter.com/IwyXQzsZtN

— Rachel Wammack (@RachelWammack) 7 December 2018

The 24-year-old Muscle Shoals native is a "dynamic new Country voice for the genre” (Rolling Stone) with her "deep-rooted, classic sound" (Wide Open Country) influenced heavily by the rich music history from her hometown of Muscle Shoals. Throughout her adolescent years, she expressed her art in songwriting, storytelling and the high school band, before earning a college degree from the University of North Alabama. At the age of 17, Wammack was discovered by a Sony Music Nashville executive at a piano restaurant which led to her record deal five years later and the release of her self-titled EP in April, helmed by award-winning producer Dann Huff. Showcasing a "powerful, raw, honest collection" (All Access) the 4-song introductory features her autobiographical debut single "Damage," which she co-wrote with award-winning songwriters Tom Douglas and David Hodges. Wammack has been named one of Rolling Stone’s "10 New Country Artists You Need To Know," Bobby Bones’ “Women of iHeartCountry,” CMT’s "Next Women of Country" and received a standing ovation during her Grand Ole Opry debut.

CONNECT with Rachel Wammack: