RaeLynn wishes "Merry Christmas"
Thursday, November 19, 2020 – RaeLynn is wishing fans a "Merry Christmas" with a festive two-pack of new songs, out Nov. 25.
"Merry Christmas" features the original song, "Jingle Bell Drunk", co-penned by RaeLynn alongside Corey Crowder, Ernest Keith Smith and Rocky Block, and her take on "Silent Night." Both tracks are produced by Crowder.
RaeLynn will make her film debut, starring in Hallmark Channel's "A Nashville Christmas Carol." Premiering this Saturday, Nov. 21 at 8 p.m. eastern as part of the network's Countdown to Christmas, RaeLynn will share the screen with Wynonna Judd, Sara Evans, Kix Brooks and Kimberly Williams-Paisley.
More news for RaeLynn
- 10/10/18: RaeLynn releases "Tailgate" video
- 06/05/17: RaeLynn makes "Lonely Call"
- 04/03/17: RaeLynn debuts at the top
- 04/03/17: RaeLynn, Hunt lead charts
- 11/21/16: Shelton does it to "Country Songs" in '17
- 11/21/16: RaeLynn slows down release of "WildHorse"
- 10/07/16: It's coming up "Diamonds" for RaeLynn
- 09/08/16: RaeLynn rides her "WildHorse"
CD reviews for RaeLynn
Country music should put in the by-laws that there must always be heirs to Dolly on the charts. We've seen plenty of ladies who overdo the sex appeal or come across a little aloof (would Shania really have a beer with you?). The world needs women who are spiritual and free-spirits, who remember when folks sang with twang. To that end, we present RaeLynn, now on Florida Georgia Line's label.
For all her songwriting strength ("Love Triangle" was a high mark) and ...
Someone needs to inform karma that Raelynn is not getting what she deserves. It takes a lot of work to mess this equation up: national TV exposure (from "The Voice"), a monster hit (2014's "God Made Girls") and famous friends who've practically adopted you (like Blake Shelton). This is all atop her twangy Texan charm and very capable singer/songwriter chops. But somehow Raelynn's overseers made headshaking decisions. Last time out, they strategically released two ...
Call it the Kellie Pickler model of success. Take one perky blonde persona, throw in some aw-shucks Southern charm and top it off with a throwback singing style to charm your way onto a game show. It sure worked well for Racheal Lynn Woodward. While the native Texan -- then in her teens and now 20 - didn't win season two of The Voice, she certainly warmed her way into Blake Shelton's heart. He put her on his smash "Boys Round Here" and wife Miranda Lambert took her on tour. ...
©Country Standard Time • Jeffrey B. Remz, editor & publisher • countrystandardtime@gmail.com
About • Copyright • Newsletter • Our sister publication Standard Time
Country News
CD Reviews
Follow us on
