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Brice "Killed the Man"

Friday, October 31, 2025 – Lee Brice, takes a reflective look back at his life and how far he's come in his latest release, "Killed the Man," out now.

The track, written by Michael Whitworth, Troy Cartwright and Jared Conrad and produced by Brice, Ben Glover and Jerrod Niemann, is the story of a man who considers the changes from the past to who he is now with the help from the woman who made him a better man.

Brice also released a video, which was directed by Chase Lauer.

"When I first heard this song, it made me look back at my own life - the man who I was, isn't the man I am today. I think the message is something anyone can relate to as we all strive to grow through life and its challenges. For me, 'Killed The Man' feels like an evolution - becoming who God intended me to be, leaning into family, faith and something bigger than myself."

This year, Brice has been releasing new tracks with the ode to vulnerable masculinity, "Cry." The heartbreak anthem was then followed by "Said No Country Boy Ever" where Brice calls on Jamey Johnson, Randy Houser, Dallas Davidson, Rob Hatch and Niemann, The Traler Park) for a song that raises a glass to fried chicken, hard work and hunting.


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