“HollyWould” Was Premiered By The Country Note And The Music Video Was Premiered By Center Stage Magazine
Music Video To Be Included On Taste of Country’s Video Countdown This Saturday
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Singer-songwriter, producer, and author Kelly Lang is set to release her second single, “HollyWould,” from her forthcoming album Jealous Green Eyes, arriving later this summer. Sponsored by Gus Arrendale and Springer Mountain Farms, the track dives into the kind of storylines often reserved for movies or headlines, exploring the darker side of chasing fame. While many pursue their dreams, “HollyWould” tells the story of someone willing to do anything to make it. The single premiered with The Country Note, while the official music video debuted with Center Stage Magazine. The single was included on Whiskey Riff’s New Music Friday, and the video will also be featured on Taste of Country’s Video Countdown this Saturday.
To stream/download: kellylang.lnk.to/HollyWouldPR
To watch “HollyWould” music video, visit HERE.
“HollyWould is one of the spiciest songs I’ve ever written—it actually sat in a box for a while before I had the courage to release it,” shares Lang. “It fits perfectly with my upcoming, more adult and contemporary album Jealous Green Eyes. The song tells the story of a small-town girl chasing her Hollywood dream, only to realize how much she has to give up. I loved bringing that to life in the video, especially filming at the historic Franklin Theatre in Tennessee, and I can’t wait to share it with fans.”
Lang’s previous single, “I Reach For Red,” blends a modern sound with a nod to the distinctive style of the 1980s, reminiscent of artists like K.T. Oslin. Centered around the idea of a glass of red wine as a go-to companion in any situation, the track captures both nostalgia and relatability. The single and its accompanying music video premiered via Dillon Weldon and Drifting Cowboy.
To watch the music video for “I Reach For Red,” visit HERE.
To purchase/stream: KellyLang.lnk.to/
Her new album, Jealous Green Eyes, features eleven self-penned or co-written tracks that leave no stone unturned, exploring life, love, heartbreak, and divorce through her signature storytelling style. The project includes the “answer song” to one of country music’s most iconic hits, “I Loved ‘Em Every One,” recorded by her husband, country music legend T.G. Sheppard, adding an extra layer of intrigue that fans won’t want to miss. Additional singles will roll out throughout the spring and summer ahead of the album’s official release date, which will be announced soon.
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About Kelly Lang:
Kelly Lang is a celebrated songwriter, singer, producer, author, and performer whose songs have been recorded by country legends including Ricky Skaggs, Lorrie Morgan, The Oak Ridge Boys, Crystal Gayle, George Jones, B.J. Thomas, Jimmy Fortune, Jerry Lee Lewis, T.G. Sheppard, and Johnny Lee. She has recorded duets with icons such as Barry Gibb, Olivia Newton-John, Paul Shaffer, and Lee Greenwood, and has released a string of acclaimed albums, including ‘11:11,’ ‘Shades of K,’ ‘Throwback,’ ‘Obsession,’ ‘Old Soul,’ ‘Old Soul II,’ ‘Dragonfly,’ as solo albums and ‘Iconic Duets,’ ‘Chemistry: The Duets Collection’ and ‘Tender Tennessee Christmas’ with T.G. Sheppard. A member of the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame, Lang’s music has also reached national audiences through television, with her song “I’m Not Going Anywhere” serving as the official anthem for Ascension Hospital, and her autobiography of the same name available in print and audiobook. Her popular song “Under a Tennessee Moon” was named an official state song of Tennessee, and she made her solo debut on the Grand Ole Opry stage in 2023. Beyond music, Lang is a painter, speaker, and entertainer, drawing inspiration from her journey as a 20-year breast cancer survivor to create music and art that inspires and uplifts audiences nationwide. Her album, ‘Jealous Green Eyes,’ will be released later this summer.
