Nettles splits from label, report says
On July 24, Nettles released the single "Sugar" (EMI Nashville) from a forthcoming release, which she wrote with Brandy Clark and Jessie Jo Dillon. Dann Huff produced the song.
In an exclusive statement to Billboard, Nettles said, "I want to thank Universal Nashville for 11 wonderful years. This change is the first step on a path I've been wanting to take. I am so excited about the next part of my journey, and I invite my fans to stay tuned." Nettles gave no further elaboration about the split.
Nettles, one-half of Sugarland, released her debut disc "That Girl" in January 2014 on Universal. Nettles put out two singles, although nothing broke for her.
Sugarland, which is on hiatus while Nettles and Kristian Bush pursue solo careers, remains on Universal.
More news for Jennifer Nettles
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- 04/09/21: Nettles finds songs "Always Like New"
- 04/12/18: Sugarland gets "Bigger"
- 09/19/16: Nettles plans "To Celebrate Christmas"
- 05/13/16: Nettles "Plays" with new label
- 12/03/15: Nettles releases new single
- 08/27/15: Nettles signs with Big Machine
- 08/13/15: Nettles joins Parton flick
CD reviews for Jennifer Nettles
Christmas is a season that calls into view that old adage that "bigger is always better." Bigger trees, bigger light displays, and bigger presents are, if we're being totally honest, always welcome. When it comes to the music, it's very much the same. While the quiet, jazz-tinged standards of Crosby or Cole go well over a hot cup of cocoa, few things get our holiday juices flowing like a big, joyous Christmas favorite. And who better to deliver those songs from her big ...
If you happened to hear Jennifer Nettles' debut solo record, "That Girl," you may have come away thinking that she was a frustrated torch singer. That effort was chock full of emotive ballads, which, while heartfelt, sure was missing a certain element of F-U-N.
Problem solved. From the opening sustain of gospel organ, Nettles storms out of the gate in a sensational tour-de-force. Everything about the record screams fearlessness, whether it's in the sweet abandon of the music ...
Fans tuning into Jennifer Nettles' solo debut "That Girl" expecting the same bouncy pop country she's become known for in Sugarland will be in for a big surprise. And while there will be some disappointed fans along the way, those with more open minds will find plenty to enjoy here.
Produced by Rick Rubin (Johnny Cash, Linkin Park, Adele), the record showcases a reinvented Nettles who, while maintaining her country roots on tracks like the honky tonk stomper Know You Wanna ...
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