Lee Brice gears up for the release of his fourth career album, a self-titled effort he co-produced with Jon Stone, Kyle Jacobs and Dan Friszell. The project is due out November 3 on Curb Records. "We wanted to make 'Boy' our first single for a couple of reasons," says Lee. "First, Sara and I have two sons, Takoda (9) and Ryker (3). This song is a tribute to them; it's my way of saying how proud I am to be their dad. The second reason is because, coincidentally, we have a daughter on the way in a couple of weeks and we wanted to share this song for our boys before she arrived."
Of the forthcoming album, Lee says, "Writing this record was a personal and vulnerable experience. Every song is a snapshot of who I am right now. I've labored over every word and every note, and I can't wait to share it." As you listen through, you'll hear themes of family, love, traditions, ties-that-bind and the American ideals of quality and hard work, all wrapped up in rich tones, textured instrumentation and, Lee's evocative vocal. Pre-orders for the album will begin on September 1, and Lee will continue to tour in promotion of the single and album through its release this fall. Lee's latest album, 'I Don't Dance,' (9.14) yielded two Billboard Country #1 songs - "I Don't Dance" and "Drinking Class" - with "That Don't Sound Like You" claiming a Top 10 chart position. The title track also earned the "evocative, rough-edged singer" (New York Times) his first RIAA double-platinum certification.Videos