Photo Credit: Edgar Evan
BBR Music Group label-mates Chayce Beckham, the latest winner of ABC’s American Idol, and Lindsay Ell, award-winning triple threat (musician, vocalist, songwriter) today release their irresistibly steamy new single, “Can’t Do Without Me.” Listen now HERE.
Produced by Ross Copperman, the vivid duet soars with powerhouse vocals and a heart-pounding, high-energy beat, bringing to life a couple’s long-awaited reunion. Beckham’s rough, gravelly voice and Ell’s bluesy, soulful flair, the pair perfectly complement each other’s distinctive vocals.
After winning American Idol and the hearts of fans across the nation, Beckham released his self-penned track “23.” The pensive song skyrocketed to the top of numerous viral charts, racking up more than 22 million on-demand streams (and counting).
Ell celebrates the release of “Can’t Do Without Me” tonight, as she co-hosts the 2021 Canadian Country Music Awards, where she is the most nominated female artist (with five nominations) and yesterday took home an early win for “Interactive Artist of the Year.” With a No. 1 already under her belt, Ell is also currently serving as host to Canada’s Got Talent as she recently kicked off her first headlining tour in Canada, since recently wrapping Blake Shelton’s 2021 Heroes & Friends Tour. Last Friday, November 26, she appeared on ABC’s Good Morning America with Cheat Codes and Lee Brice to perform their song “How Do You Love.”
“Can’t Do Without Me” – written by Jordan Walker, Trannie Anderson and Michael Carter – marks Beckham’s label-debut single.
The supercharged duet is available everywhere digitally today. For more information on Lindsay Ell and Chayce Beckham, visit their websites at www.lindsayell.com and www.chaycebeckham.com.
ABOUT CHAYCE BECKHAM: Chayce Beckham is one of the most buzzed about newcomers in Country music today, having won over millions of hearts while competing on Season 19 of ABC’s American Idol. From the first audition, superstar Katy Perry highlighted how Chayce’s gravely vocals sound like “the heart of America.” Armed with a determination to make something of himself and the unwavering support of his family, Chayce auditioned for the competition show after undergoing a particularly difficult year to ultimately become the first-ever show winner to claim the title with an original song—kickstarting his journey to fulfilling his lifelong dream of becoming a singer, songwriter and entertainer.
Following his first time onstage after performing in his fifth-grade talent show, the southern Californian began teaching himself guitar—eventually finding his way into a Reggae band (while earning his wages at a construction equipment rental company). Influenced by artists such as Chris Stapleton, Tyler Childers, and Kolton Moore & The Clever Few, and knowing that country music was where his heart called home, Chayce turned to Instagram as a creative outlet for his more intimate songs, sharing his original material.
With his family, his hometown of Apple Valley and now America behind him, the mellow 25 year-old with an alluring rasp recently released his debut song, “23.” The song is a semi-autobiographical account of his struggles with alcohol and of the lows it can take on a person. The song quickly shot to the top of both the iTunes Country and All Genre charts and numerous viral charts, racking up more than 22 million on-demand streams (and counting). Now signed to 19 Recordings in partnership with BBR Music Group/Wheelhouse Records and finding his home in Nashville, Chayce is ready to dig into new music and share his signature sound with his legions of fans. For more information, visit: www.chaycebeckham.com.
ABOUT LINDSAY ELL: Lauded as “one of the most exciting and talented young artists in Country music” (Forbes), Lindsay Ell is a triple threat: accomplished musician, unique vocalist and awe-inspiring songwriter. The Calgary native learned to play guitar while traveling with her father to country-bluegrass camps as a young girl. Ell honed her craft as a musical stylist and songwriter after being discovered by BTO and The Guess Who’s Randy Bachman (“American Woman” / “Taking Care of Business”) who discovered her at the age of 13. The multi-instrumentalist was soon touring alongside the likes of Luke Bryan, Buddy Guy, and Keith Urban. Ell also shared the stage with distinguished country group, Little Big Town, along with other powerhouse female artists in one the biggest moments of the 2019 CMA Awards where she was also nominated for Musical Event of the Year. Ell’s nominations do not stop there. She has been nominated for New Female Artist of the Year in both 2019 and 2020, in addition to her 2020 ACM nomination of Music Event of the Year. Ell also won 2020 CCMA Interactive Artist or Group of the Year for the second year in a row. These wins and nominations are well earned after Ell exhilarated audiences as part of Keith Urban’s Graffiti U World Tour, Brantley Gilbert’s Not Like Us Tour, and Brad Paisley’s Weekend Warrior World Tour. Ell’s first full-length album The Project debuted at No. 1 on the Country Album Sales Chart and was named Billboard’s “Best Country Album of 2017. “What Happens In a Small Town,” Lindsay’s duet with Brantley Gilbert, claimed the top spot at country radio, marking her first No. 1 in the US. She has two No. 1 singles under her belt in Canada. Her critically-acclaimed sophomore album, heart theory was nominated for “Country Album of the Year” at Canada’s prestigious Juno Awards. For more information visit: www.LindsayEll.com.
Two Country Music Icons Share One Band on One Stage For Upcoming Tour with Tracy Lawrence and Clay Walker
Jimmie Allen Nominated for Best New Artist at 64th GRAMMY Awards