Caylee Hammack Announces Debut Album ‘If It Wasn’t For You’

Two time ACM nominee, Caylee Hammack has officially announced details of her forthcoming and much-anticipated debut album ‘If It Wasn’t For You’ which drops August 14th. The record has been co-written and co-produced by Hammack and promises to be one of the most impressive records of 2020.

The upcoming 13-track LP will be released via Snakefarm Records in the UK and features hugely impressive collaborations with worldwide superstars Reba McEntire, Ashley McBryde, and Tenille Townes. ‘Redhead’ with Reba has already been shared and is a huge anthem that sets the tone of the album to come.

Talking about the inspiration behind ‘Redhead’, Hammack says: “This song was inspired by an older cousin of mine with fiery red hair. You don’t hear about redheads very much in songs, so I simply wanted to write one for her and all the redheads in my family. Then, Reba came into the studio and TRANSFORMED this song. She helped me create an anthem for all redheads. Whether you get it naturally or find it in a bottle, this is for the firecrackers!”

As an artist and person, Caylee Hammack is all about the truth and honesty, That truth is a major theme running through the LP, with equal doses of joy and courage, plus an outstanding level of detail that only comes when the stories and the sentiment come from a place of honesty.

Speaking about her forthcoming debut album, Caylee says: “I feel like I’m airing all of my dirty laundries on this album in the hope of others feeling that honesty and vulnerability, and in it, finding a safe haven to be themselves. I want the nitty-gritty to shine through, that’s where the stories are. Every song on this record has a true story behind it, and I can’t wait to tell those stories once people listen to the album!”

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