Stephen Martines Announces New Single ‘Chasing Summer’
It may be almost Christmas and temperatures have plummeted with parts of the country already having its first flutter of snow but that hasn’t stopped actor and country music performer Stephen Martines turning up the heat and dreaming of summer with his forthcoming offering ‘Chasing Summer’.
Well known for his acting roles in General Hospital, Supernatural, Vampire Diaries, and Burn Notice, Martines has now shifted his gaze to a career in music having been a part of the industry for a while and his latest offering will see him making a huge splash within the ever-growing country market.
A proud champion of the songwriting community in Music City; Nashville, Stephen Martines fell in love with ‘Chasing Summer’ and instantly knew he wanted to cut the song, and with the track being penned by legendary songwriters Jennifer Denmark, Rick Tiger, and Keesy Timmer. Martines it has hit written all over it. Stephen also co-produced the impressive release alongside Chuck Bonano and Sam Maul.
The result of that dream team coming together on the upcoming release from the rising star is a phenomenal single that gives the multi-talented performer the platform to let his music do the talking and introduces him to a whole new audience away from the acting world of Hollywood.
Speaking about the single which drops on Thursday, December 17th, Stephen Marines says: “I want this track to be a pallet cleanser from the cold. It’s less about love and loss and more about the sweetness of nostalgia. Memories are really powerful, and this song is meant to capture that both emotionally and physically. When people hear it, I want them to feel the sunshine on their skin and hold on to the fact that while seasons change, summer always comes back around. And even if your “Chasing Summer” moment happened in winter, this song is still for you.”
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