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[PEOPLE EXCLUSIVE] Why Chase Wright Says Keith Urban’s ‘Tonight I Wanna Cry’ ‘Encapsulates’ His Post-Breakup Feelings
It was 2023, and life almost looked picture perfect for Chase Wright. The country music singer/songwriter was enjoying some much-deserved success courtesy of songs such as “Hurt No More,” “Why Should We” and “Why Can’t It Be Over.” [...]
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CHASE WRIGHT - Off To The Races (Official Lyric Video)
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CHASE WRIGHT - I Don't Think That I Could Love You (Lyric Video)
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CHASE WRIGHT - She Ain't Takin' Your Call (Visualizer)
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CHASE WRIGHT - Never Loved Before (Official Music Video)
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CHASE WRIGHT - Never Loved Before (Lyric Video)
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CHASE WRIGHT - Hurt No More (Official Music Video)
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About Chase
CHASE WRIGHT is doing more than make his childhood dreams come true: he’s introducing himself as a bold new Nashville artist with a freewheeling approach to genre, firm footing in relatable storytelling and soft spot for big choruses. Respect for country music’s way around a story without feeling beholden to it defines the Indiana native’s energetic songs, which rely on electric loops and pop-rock chords alongside more traditional sounds made from steel strings and wood. It’s a confident blend that belies the fact that 25-year-old Chase first picked up a guitar as a freshman track star at DePauw University. After graduating with a degree in economics, Chase packed his bags for Nashville, where he has since earned a publishing deal, released his debut album Intertwined and is currently recording songs for his second album expected to be released in the Fall of 2024. Named one of Spotify’s Hot Country Artist’s to Watch, a SiriusXM Highway Find, and one of Pandora’s Artists to Watch, Wright continues to roll out new music. In total, fans have streamed his music to the tune of more than 250 million times.