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Carly Pearce sits down with Kyle Meredith to give insight into her latest single, “We Don’t Fight Anymore,” a powerful track featuring Chris Stapleton.
The acclaimed country star, known for her lyrical explorations of complex and tumultuous relationships, discusses her talent for crafting poignant and emotive songs. Pearce delves into her artistic evolution, revealing her interest in a more rootsy sound for her upcoming collection. That includes a duet with one of her “musical heroes,” Stapleton, on her new song.
“I can’t even believe that I get to say that I have a song with Chris Stapleton,” she says of working with the fellow Kentuckian, adding, “I wrote this song not with Chris in mind at all, but I got that demo back, and I felt… like I heard him on it. The layer that he brought to this song really… bookended what this one person was saying by giving his side of the story when the bridge comes. I think it’s a really powerful, unique duet.”
Pearce also addresses the progress that women are making on the country radio charts, highlighting the strides that have been made while acknowledging the work that still remains to be done. She also shares her experience of collaborating with Trisha Yearwood, and working alongside her other musical heroes.
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You can also listen to “We Don’t Fight Anymore” below.