Bradbery shows "Potential"
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Bradbery shows "Potential"

Friday, October 20, 2017 – Danielle Bradbery released another track, "Potential," from her forthcoming, sophomore BMLG Records album, "I Don't Believe We've Met." This was the fourth song put out from the disc.

Dropping Dec. 1, Bradbery already released the first single "Sway." Bradbery also released a companion video of "Potential. Bradbery previously released "Human Diary" and "Hello Summer."

"When I wrote it, the other girl in the writing room threw out the idea that 'I'm not in love with you, but with your potential,'" Bradbery said to People of Emily Weisband. "Our jaws dropped to the floor. It's a beautiful but sad meaning people can relate to immediately... So we kept it as simple as possible and reflective."

"Potential" is the second of the seven songs on the 10-song album that Bradbery co-penned to be released. Bradbery released her debut album in 2013 after winning NBC's The Voice at age 17.

Written by Bradbery, Johan Lindbrant and Weisband, "Potential" captures the feeling of being in love with the thought of who someone could be rather than who that person actually is.


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CD review - Danielle Bradberry Danielle Bradbery has a leg up on the competition because she won season four of The Voice at the tender age of 17. She also has producer Dann Huff in her corner on her debut release. And that means - no surprise whatsoever - that Bradbery opts very decidedly for a pop, highly commercial sheen on her brand of what passes for country these days. Yes, there is an occasional mandolin (at the get go of the lead-off Young in America, and Talk About Love) or similar instrumentation, but the emphasis ...


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