Hatch told Brice that when he walked over the states’ sand dunes and saw the ocean, it literally took his breath away, and he hit on the song’s title from that experience. Hatch hadn’t been to his native state for a long while, before finally returning for a wedding. The singer co-wrote the song with Rob Hatch, who he calls “a redneck from Florida” with a tender side that comes out in his songs.īrice liked the title immediately, and loved the song even more when he heard the story behind it.
Musically, Brice says the tune is different than anything on the radio. He said he has a good feeling about it because he thinks people can relate to its message of realizing that everyday occurrences can be beautiful every time you experience them. The singer has released another single, “Beautiful Every Time,” which is already in the top 30 on Billboard’s country singles chart. Nearly a decade later, Brice still can favor a power ballad, but 2020s Hey World finds the country singer lightening up and revving up the amps, all in an attempt to loosen up a bit. “When something like this happens, it takes you to another step in your career and it changed my life,” Brice said. Sentimentality became Lee Brices calling card right around the time 'Hard to Love' and 'I Drive Your Truck' became back-to-back number one hits in 2012. We have had (songs performed) by Kenny Chesney and Blake Shelton, so I’m looking forward to that,” Brice said. “There’s a magic between us when we write. We’ve been running together since we both moved to Nashville - working, playing, rocking out and dreaming about being on the charts and on the road,” he told Reuters.īrice, who was raised in rural South Carolina, said performing with Niemann will be fun, but writing songs with his old buddy is truly what he is looking forward to doing. “I’m excited about going out with Jerrod. As for touring with country legend Nelson, the 30 year-old Brice says he is just “ecstatic.” Then in May, he joins Willie Nelson and guests Jamey Johnson and Randy Howser for the Country Throwdown tour.īrice gets nostalgic when talking about his college shows and playing with Neimann, who has been by his side for years. The singer heads out on The Higher Education tour with his friend Jerrod Niemann on March 10, hitting more than a dozen college towns. Country music singer Lee Brice is seen in this undated publicity handout released to Reuters March 7, 2011.
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