10 November 2023 - 0 Comments

Fresh from winning the Jeff Walker Global Country Artist Award recognising outstanding achievements by a country music artist outside of the USA at the CMA Awards just last night in Nashville, Kaylee Bell is poised to set the airwaves alight once more with the release of her latest single Good Things.

In signature Bell style, a dynamic blend of country and pop influences, Good Things exudes optimism and an irresistible energy that will resonate with fans of all genres. With a tempo that begs the toe to tap, lyrics that herald in the warmer months, Good Things encapsulates the spirit of taking risks, pursuing dreams, and celebrating life's brighter moments, making it a perfect addition to any summer playlist.

Produced by the acclaimed Stuart Stuart, renowned for his work with Australian hit group Sheppard, and co-written by Kaylee Bell, Mel Dyer, and hit-making duo MSquared, Good Things is an upbeat and infectious summer anthem that encourages dreamers and go-getters to seize the moment.
Kaylee Bell's powerful vocals bring a fresh and contemporary perspective to the world of country music. Her emotionally charged delivery, combined with the skilled production of those she works with in studio have seen Bell go to a whole new level in 2023.

Earlier this year, she embarked on her debut headline tour of New Zealand, playing 17 shows across the country and selling close to 8,000 tickets. Her single ‘Boots n’ All’ hit #1 on the NZ Hot Single Chart and became a mainstay on commercial radio. Bell also received an ARIA Gold certification for her Red EP, the first female country artist to do so in Australasia in 20 years. Over the past month, her audition on The Voice Australia where she sang her hit single ‘Keith’ in front of judge Keith Urban has enjoyed a resurgence thanks to Tiktok where the video has been viewed over 20 million times. Kaylee has recently relocated to Nashville, where more Good Things are bound to come her way.

Stay tuned for more news from Kaylee Bell very soon.

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