Included in Rolling Stone’s Most Anticipated Albums of 2020 list, this dynamic collection of Kelsea Ballerini’s latest 13 songs is aptly self-titled – kelsea - not surprising since this is her most authentically, self-aware reflection to date. Writing or co-writing all of the songs on the record, It’s an introspective look into the emotions of the last two years of her life. Using songwriting as therapy, she explores everything from social anxiety to the importance of real friendships to new perspective on old heartbreaks to the realization that even the most independent, stubborn people need someone sometimes. The writing credits on this album are, in her words, “pretty RAD”. In addition to Nashville royalty Shane Macanally, Hillary Lindsay and Ashley Gorley, she wrote with Ed Sheehan, Tayla Parx, and Julia Michaels. This is the first time Ballerini has been in the producer’s chair throughout the project, co-producing each track. She allowed the songs to drive the sonic personality of the record, resulting in a broad range of production elements/styles . Ballerini also set the collaboration bar high with two on this record... Stay tuned.
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Kelsea’s fourth album, SUBJECT TO CHANGE, arrived on September 23, 2022. The first single, “HEARTFIRST,” quickly took over airwaves, and was the “most added song at country radio” the week of its release. Most recently, Kelsea earned a GRAMMY® nomination for “Best Country Solo Performance” for “HEARTFIRST.” Kelsea Ballerini is ready to continue making history in 2023 and beyond. The two-time Grammy nominee previously teased Subject To Change in April, and said that the '90s-tinged "Heartfirst" set the tone for what's to come. "There is a lot of nostalgia to this record," she said. "It does sound really '90s-inspired, '90s country and '90s pop... I really just wanted to start this next chapter with something that feels good. It's breezy, it's happy, and I hope people hear that."
- A1: Ashley Mcbryde - Your Cheatin’ Heart (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, September 7Th, 2024)
- A2: Marty Robbins & Marty Stuart - El Paso (Full Circle Mix)
- A3: Patsy Cline - Crazy (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, February 7Th, 1962)
- A4: Johnny Cash - Ring Of Fire (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, August 30Th, 1968)
- A5: Loretta Lynn - Coal Miner's Daughter (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, October 19Th, 1985)
- A6: Darius Rucker - Kiss An Angel Good Mornin' (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, February 14Th, 2021)
- B1: Dolly Parton Feat. Patty Loveless, Marty Stuart - I Will Always Love You (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, May 19Th, 2007)
- B2: Don Schlitz Feat. Vince Gill - The Gambler (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, March 29Th, 2025)
- B3: The Charlie Daniels Band - The Devil Went Down To Georgia (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, March 21St, 2014)
- B4: The Oak Ridge Boys - Elvira (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, February 20Th, 1981)
- B5: Luke Combs - Tennessee Whiskey (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, October 29Th, 2016)
- C1: George Jones & Alan Jackson - He Stopped Loving Her Today (Full Circle Mix)
- C2: Kelsea Ballerini - I Was Country When Country Wasn’t Cool (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, March 19Th, 2025)
- C3: Randy Travis - Forever And Ever, Amen (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, October 4Th, 2011)
- C4: Keith Whitley - Don't Close Your Eyes (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, March 19Th, 1988)
- C5: Reba Mcentire - Fancy (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, September 22Nd, 2017)
- D1: Alan Jackson - Chattahoochee (Live At The Grand Ole Opry's Carnegie Hall Performance, November 14Th, 2005)
- D2: Vince Gill & Patty Loveless - Go Rest High On That Mountain (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, March 14Th, 2015)
- D3: Carrie Underwood - Jesus, Take The Wheel (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, August 10Th, 2018)
- D4: Old Crow Medicine Show, Dom Flemons, Billy Strings, Molly Tuttle - Mama Don’t Allow It / Will The Circle Be Unbroken? (Live On The Grand Ole Opry, August 8Th, 2020)
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