Music News - Kaylee Bell releases new single - 'Next Somebody'
01 September 2017 - 0 Comments
The brand-new single from Kaylee Bell has
arrived - Next
Somebody is released today!
A natural progression for the country-pop artist, Next Somebody follows
on beautifully from Bell’s last single, documenting the next stage of freedom
after the breakdown of a toxic relationship. An empowering anthem for women
everywhere, the rousing new single brims with vitality and positivity,
embracing the idea of moving on from someone without feeling bound by the
negative impact on your life.
Produced by Sam de
Jong, the upbeat track was written on the road of an Australian
sold-out tour with The
McClymonts, and written with Brooke McClymont herself. An
artist who has always been an influence in Kaylee’s career, the pair became
very close while touring and are now firm friends.
With its infectious beat and melody, Next
Somebody was an instant crowd favourite when Kaylee debuted it
with her full band as she opened forThe Dixie Chicks at their Mission Estate show in April. The
summer anthem is the perfect addition to Kaylee’s already impressive live set
as she plans to tour extensively through New Zealand and Australia during the
warmer months. Having spent a serious part of 2017 in Nashville writing with
the best in the business, Kaylee is looking forward to reconnecting with her
roots, and her fans, writing and performing as much as she can.
With a catchy hook, Kaylee Bell is becoming known for, this polished pop
track is a sign of things to come from a star on the rise.
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