Pearce, Brice win ACM Vocal Event honor
Brice said on Twitter, "I'm over the moon on winning this award but especially happy for @carlypearce. This is her story, her song and I am honored to be a part of it."
Pearce posted several tweets about winning, exclaiming, "Look ma, I won an ACM. Wow. I really can't believe this."
She later wrote, "Is this even real life? This song continues to show me that all of my country music dreams are coming true. Thank you @ACMawards @leebrice & all of YOUU for making "I Hope You're Happy Now" this year's Music Event of the Year! Can't wait to perform it Sunday night."
Kane Brown won the ACM Music Video of the Year for his hit, "Worldwide Beautiful" yesterday.
>Several awards were announced on Sunday night's awards show, which starts at 8 p.m. eastern on CBS.
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CD reviews
Carly Pearce's music is one more good reason to not completely give up on mainstream country radio. Songs like "I Hope You're Happy Now" and "Next Girl" stand out on radio for good reason – they're really good. Pearce's full-length is filled with many such tunes that can vastly improve overall radio music quality.
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Carly Pearce's self-titled sophomore album was fittingly released on Valentine's Day. Love is in the air throughout the 13-track collection. She opens with the breezy "Closer To You" and "Call Me. The album is chock full of notable co-write credits. On the latter, Little Big Town's Jim Westbrook and Phil Sweet have a hand. It feels like a love letter to fellow country singer and husband Michael Ray.
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Lee Brice's self-titled album is the kind we wish Zac Brown was still making. Granted, it doesn't include the faux reggae and jam band tendencies. It does, however, feature a bevy of heartfelt songs about the things that matter most in life. Best of all, its fine content is matched to high quality songs and performances.
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