Tenille Townes Reveals Sony Music Nashville/RCA Records Partnership

Tenille Townes

Tenille Townes has released a new song, “The Most Beautiful Things,” and Sony Music Nashville has announced a new partnership with RCA Records which will combine the efforts of RCA, Columbia Nashville and the SMN label group behind a global plan for Townes.

“We were all once a little kid, full of wonder and seeing the beauty in anything,” said Townes of the new song. “We were unafraid to be ourselves, relentlessly willing to dream the craziest of dreams because we weren’t scared of failing, or of what anyone else thought. I hope this song helps people remember what that felt like. Holding on to the love we have for each other and the most beautiful things around us, even in hard times, is what keeps that feeling alive. It makes me so thankful to get to put out this song right now in the times we are in.”

Townes also released a special new performance video of Bill Withers’ iconic song, “Lean On Me,” last week as an additional symbol of support during these difficult times. Recorded remotely from their homes, the video features performances from fellow artists Abby Anderson, Kassi Ashton, Keelan Donovan, Alex Hall, Adam Hambrick and Caylee Hammack.

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