Chase Bryant’s follow up single “Little Bit Of You” impacted radio on March 30, 2015 with 38 first week adds! Go request this tune at your local radio stations that All Access refers to as “a definite hit for the upcoming summer months”.
Listen to it here in his newly released lyric video, and go buy it on iTunes (along with the rest of his EP) by clicking on the below link!
Still Working Music writer/Red Bow artist, Chase Bryant, is hitting the road this summer opening up for Tim McGraw’s Shotgun Rider Tour along with Billy Currington. Click here to purchase your tickets now!
Still Working Music/BMG Chrysalis re-sign Red Bow Records artist Chase Bryant to publishing deal. Click here for more details.
We would like to congratulate Still Working Music writer/Red Bow Records recording artist Chase Bryant on being named one of Music Row’s ‘Next Big Thing’ and Nashville Lifestyle’s Top 25 To Watch artists. We are so proud of all that Chase has done in 2014 and look forward to what 2015 has in store for him!
Newcomer Chase Bryant may be relatively new to country music, but he sure knows how to make an impression on the red carpet. Bryant looked oh-so-sexy in a classic three-piece suit by Hugo Boss. We’re certain the suave singer was channeling his inner James Dean from his hair down to his shoes. Tasted and approved!
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“Take It On Back” by Chase Bryant
The Exclusive World Premiere on CMT
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It’s no coincidence the storyline of his first clip takes place on a train. The idea was inspired by his grandfather, musician Jimmy Bryant, who passed away from cancer when Chase was a kid.
“My grandfather was super into trains,” Bryant, 22, tells PEOPLE. “He was fascinated by them and collected them his entire life. In fact, when he got really sick with cancer, for his last Christmas, my family and I made him this elaborate running train set with all the works.
“There were railroad tracks by my grandfather’s house but trains didn’t run through there very often. On the day my grandfather died – at the very moment it happened, I kid you not – a huge freight train came barreling down that track. It was so strange, but there was something very spiritual about it. So when I first read [director] Wes Edwards’s treatment for [my] video, I knew this had to be the storyline we chose. In some way, I feel like I get to share this video with my grandfather.”