The Country music star and nominated Grammy Lee Bric deserved the “roots” of country music for his long -standing success in American culture to “The Will Cain Show”.
He identified what the Americans “crave” in the heart of country music, because he and artists love the singer “Try it in a Little City” Jason Aldean visit the land. It comes as a new and old rural artists – from post little Malone to Carrie Underwood – Continue making titles.
“There were other versions of country music, but the type of country music root came back not only as a popular thing, but I think something that people crave,” Bric said.
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Brice recalled that he “blew” a positive response to his “Really, Really” song with Carly Pearce back in 2020, before commenting on the increase in music music in pop culture.
“And so I see that it changes,” Bric admitted. “Even Is TV and just the whole world, and country music was on top. It’s long on top.”
Brice described what he believes, attracts people in country music as a “craving” for “real and honesty” and “God and earth”.
“I think they just crave real and sincerity, and you know God and earth, but like the meaning when you say that,” Bricce explained. “So I’m glad I’m a part of it in any way I can be.”
When the Fox News host Cain asked Brice if the music industry could take after some actors tried to make Texas a new Hollywood, Brice was skeptical.
“I mean, Austin is great, it’s really,” Brice discussed. “Nashville has all kinds of music, but I mean, you have a church of country music here: Ryman. This will always be home country music. But listen, Texas got his own, believe me and I love Texas.
Brice, who has five albums, in February he started his acoustic tour “You, Me and My Guitar”. He described his feelings for a new tour and teased the meaning behind his last “Cry” on “The Will Cain Show”.
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“It’s a new single that makes me so excited because men need to be able to say things like this, but I think I’m trying to be a means of guys to say things they don’t necessarily say – you know” don’t dance “or” I’m hard to love, “I said is Brice, referring to their 2014 and 2012 singles.
As for how the tour was, Brice announced, “We loved. And we’re just starting.”
