Vocal powerhouse Danielle Bradbery is marking the end of an incredible year in music with a series of covers entitled “Yours Truly: 2018.” Billboard premiered Bradbery’s “striking cover” of “God Is A Woman” by
pop superstar Ariana Grande yesterday, Dec. 20, and announced that her
take on “Slow Burn” by Kacey Musgraves and “Psycho” by Post Malone will
follow.
“I
grew up listening to all kinds of music from country to R&B and hip
hop, even Hispanic music with my mom’s side of the family, and all of
those influences have impacted my own art,” Bradbery shared with Billboard.
“Incredible music was released across all genres this year, so I wanted
to mark this moment in time with my own versions of some of my
favorites. I can’t wait for everyone to hear my take on these songs.”
The
two additional “Yours Truly: 2018” songs, also massive hits from the
past year, will be released in the coming weeks. “Slow Burn (Yours
Truly: 2018)” will be available everywhere next Friday, Dec. 28, with
“Psycho (Yours Truly: 2018)” to follow on Friday, Jan. 4.
This project follows Bradbery’s recent release of I Don’t Believe We’ve Met (The Vocals),
featuring the stripped-back vocal tracks of emotional album cuts “Worth
It,” “Human Diary” and “Potential.” She is currently writing for her
third album and will hit the road as direct support for select dates on
Kane Brown’s Live Forever Tour in 2019.
Learn more at www.DanielleBradbery.com and follow on Facebook and Instagram @daniellebradbery and Twitter at @DBradbery.
About Danielle Bradbery
Twenty-two-year-old, multi-faceted artist Danielle Bradbery has stepped into her own lane with sophomore album I Don’t Believe We’ve Met,
out now on BMLG Records. As the title suggests, Bradbery re-introduced
herself after taking time since her debut LP to focus on the writing
process and, for the first time, infusing her own story into her songs –
penning seven of the album’s 10 tracks. Lead single “Sway” perfectly
infused her R&B, soul and country influences, while empowering
follow-up anthem “Worth It” led to national TV performances of the
emotional tune on NBC’s “TODAY” and “The Voice.” Bradbery most recently
hit the radio airwaves with “Goodbye Summer,” a fresh take on album cut
“Hello Summer” with Thomas Rhett adding a male perspective to the
seasonal story of love and heartbreak. The Texas native has worked on
fine-tuning her unique sound since getting her start winning Season 4 of
NBC’s “The Voice” and was nominated this year for ACM New Female
Vocalist of the Year as well as CMT Breakthrough Video of the Year and
CMT Performance of the Year. She will join Kane Brown’s Live Forever Tour as direct support for select dates in 2019.