Hailey Whitters – The Dream: Living The Dream

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Artist: Hailey Whitters

Title: The Dream: Living The Dream

Year: 2021

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Tracklist

  • 1. Ten Year Town (3:18)
  • 2. The Days (3:14)
  • 3. Red Wine & Blue (4:18)
  • 4. Dream, Girl (3:19)
  • 5. Loose Strings (3:05)
  • 6. Heartland (3:31)
  • 7. Janice At The Hotel Bar (4:35)
  • 8. Happy People (3:03)
  • 9. The Devil Always Made Me Think Twice (4:11)
  • 10. All The Cool Girls (3:37)
  • 11. The Faker (3:49)
  • 12. Living The Dream (3:24)
  • 13. Fillin' My Cup (feat. Little Big Town) (3:11)
  • 14. Glad To Be Here (feat. Brent Cobb) (4:33)
  • 15. How To Break A Heart (feat. Lori McKenna & Hillary Lindsey) (3:24)
  • 16. How Far Can It Go? (feat. Trisha Yearwood) (2:55)
  • 17. The Ride (feat. Jordan Davis) (3:27)

Review

Man, Hailey Whitters’ album ‘The Dream: Living The Dream’ is pure country magic! Dropping in 2021, this gem mixes heartfelt storytelling with super catchy melodies, really showing off her growth as an artist. With 17 tracks, including some killer collabs with stars like Little Big Town, Brent Cobb, Lori McKenna, Hillary Lindsey, and Trisha Yearwood, it's an awesome treat for your ears.

The album is packed with personal and relatable stories. Tracks like "Ten Year Town" and "Fillin' My Cup" featuring Little Big Town will totally get stuck in your head. Each collaboration adds its own special flavor, making the whole album feel rich and varied. Hailey's voice has that classic country feel but with a modern twist that makes it uniquely hers, and her clever, vivid lyrics paint life in the heartland perfectly. The production keeps things polished yet authentic, letting Hailey's talent really shine through. It's clear why this album solidifies Hailey Whitters as a rising country star – it's an absolute must-listen for fans of the genre looking for perseverance and self-discovery vibes that linger long after the last note. - Melody

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