Priscilla Block Kicks Off New Career Chapter As An Indie Artist

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Priscilla Block

Priscilla Block has parted ways with her label, MCA, and decided to step out as an independent artist.

In a statement on Instagram Block said, “I knew this was a decision I needed to make, but when I say it was one of the hardest decisions I’ve made in my career, I don’t say that lightly. I found myself at a crossroads. I could keep waiting and hoping things would change, or I could fully bet on myself, my music, and the people who have been betting on me since the beginning. Y’all know confidence hasn’t ever been something I’ve lacked. But if I’m being fully honest, somewhere along the way I started losing some of it.

“Eventually I had to ask myself…why am I waiting for somebody else to believe in something I already believe in? I leave this past chapter with nothing but love and gratitude for every person who raised their hand for me, fought for me, believed in me, and helped build this thing alongside me. I can walk away knowing I gave that chapter everything I had.”

Block released her debut album, Welcome to the Block Party in 2022, and garnered an ACM Award Nomination for New Female Artist of the Year, followed by another nomination for Breakthrough Video of the Year at the 2022 CMT Awards. A deluxe edition of the album followed in 2023, as well as an EP, PB2 featuring the single “Good On You” and fan favorite “Hey Jack.” Her sophomore album for the label Things You Didn’t See, a 14-track project produced by David Garcia, came out in 2025. 

She first rose to popularity with the success of her Platinum track “Just About Over You,” which reached the top of iTunes All-Genre and Country charts less than 24 hours after being released.

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