Morris, Hurd record first duet
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Morris, Hurd record first duet

Sunday, February 7, 2021 – Ryan Hurd and Maren Morris will debut "Chasing After You" this Friday.

"Maren and I met writing songs, and we've sung on each other's records and written together, but this is the first time we've gotten to do an actual duet together," said Hurd. "It feels like the timing is really perfect, and it's a full circle moment to get to make music together in this way."

"Chasing After You" was written by Brinley Addington and Jerry Flowers, and produced by Teddy Reimer and Aaron Eshuis. It follows Hurd's "EOM" EP released last year, featuring his celebrated single "Every Other Memory."

Signed to Sony Music Nashville in January 2017, Hurd will release his new single and future recordings on the Arista Nashville imprint, moving from RCA Nashville.

Morris recently released the song "Better Than We Found It," a socially conscious song.


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