Evans launches Born to Fly Records
The label is named for her chart-topping single and double-platinum album of the same name and will distributed via SONY RED.
Evans will release a new album hti summer, her eighth studio effort.
"I'm extremely excited to be launching this venture, and I love that the label is Born To Fly," Evans said. "I wrote that song about my own life, coming to Nashville and following my dreams. It's a dream come true to surround myself with my own team and truly embrace my entrepreneurial spirit, taking complete control of my career and brand is so freeing. I can't wait to share this new project with everyone."
Evans began her career on RCA with "Three Chords and the Truth" in 1997. Her last disc, "At Christmas," came out in 2014. Evans had signed with Sugar Hill last year, but never released an album.
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CD reviews for Sara Evans
Nine songs in, Sara Evans finally unleashes a country song that she wanted to cover. And it's one of the most copied songs at that - Hank's "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry." The cut is a decided left turn from the rest of "Copy That," songs that Evans adored "plain and simple." Overcovered though it may be, Evans' version resonates. Let's face it, her vocals remain a powerful thing of beauty, power and emotion. And it helps that she is backed by ...
Sara Evans is straight-up one of the best singers in country music, and when she performs "Go Tell It On The Mountain" backed by a supportive choir on her new holiday offering, "At Christmas," the girl is squarely in her element. She has the kind of strong voice that gives this lyric the spiritual declarative quality it requires. And yet, she can switch to the acoustic guitar-backed "Oh Come All Ye Faithful" and sing ever so prettily and quietly. ...
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