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Country music newcomer Maddye Trew aspires to win many awards in her future but begrudgingly collects one for her relationship status in her latest release, “Single Of The Year.”
A departure from the less traditional “I can buy my own flowers” (Miley Cyrus) stance, Maddye bemoans her singledom by highlighting her reluctant climb up the romance charts. The track, produced by GRAMMY award-winning Steve Marcantonio (Taylor Swift, John Lennon, Keith Urban, etc.), features the support of notable musicians: Ford Thurston (Randy Houser, Chris Cagle) on guitar and resonator guitar; 2002 ACM Musician of the Year nominee Jeff McMahon (Tim McGraw, Chris Cagle) on keys; drummer Kip Allen (Keith Urban, Phil Vassar, Devin Dawson); and Ben Murray (Chris Cagle) on drums.
“Single of the Year” is a pre-release from Maddye’s upcoming debut EP, Here Goes Nothin’, due out later this year.
“Single of the Year”
Maddye Trew
It’s not enough to climb the ladder of success for Memphis-born Maddye Trew--she wants to share each rung with others on the way up. Armed with a degree in Commercial Music from Belmont University and a “country-as-cornbread” charm, Trew splits her time between chasing her own career and advocating for others from her chosen musical family as the co-host of Kickin’ Kountry 101’s weekly Breakin’ Indies Country Countdown syndicated on iHeart digital and the McMahon on Keys podcast.
Trew’s own talent led her to her first appearance on a national broadcast stage as a “golden ticket” winner on American Idol at the age of 17. While still a newcomer to Nashville’s musical trenches, Trew has been a featured guest on the nationally syndicated Jimmy Bowen & Friends, had her music featured on CMT, made her songwriter debut at The Bluebird Cafe, opened for Big & Rich, performed with Lee Greenwood, and released several singles with plans to release her debut EP, Here Goes Nothin’, later this year.
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