Carly Pearce Extends Publishing Partnership with BMG

CMA, ACM, and Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter Carly Pearce has extended her longtime publishing partnership with BMG in association with Altadena, the music company founded by Carly’s late producer and collaborator, busbee and LEO33’s Daniel Lee. Celebrating a decade with her publishing home, Pearce continues to be “one of the most exciting voices in contemporary country music” with her “songwriting [that] is as sharp as ever” (Associated Press).

Said Pearce:

“BMG has been a part of my story from the very beginning of my career. They have supported me the whole way, and I couldn’t be happier to continue my journey with them!”

Chris Oglesby, BMG Nashville’s VP of Publishing, said:

“Carly’s strength, determination and writing skills are as fierce as her work ethic. We are honoured to continue this journey with her and Altadena.”

Connecting with audiences across the globe, the multi-platinum Country star kickstarted her headlining hummingbird world tour this October in support of her latest album hummingbird, which marks Pearce’s debut as a co-producer and includes the Grammy-nominated “we don’t fight anymore” featuring Chris Stapleton and blazing current radio single “truck on fire.”

Receiving stunning critical acclaim, The New York Times praised the “country star with a flair for good, old fashioned craftsmanship,” while the Tennessean boasts that “Carly Pearce’s fourth studio album, hummingbird, presents her best and ‘most authentic’ self via integrity-driven hard work that feeds her soul.”

Carly just unveiled the fiery official music video for her rising single “truck on fire,” which The New York Times hailed a “swinging country revenge song.” The music video transports the viewer to a small town and sees Carly live out a classic revenge fantasy, taking matters into her own hands by torching the beloved truck of a cheating ex. Directed by Carly’s longtime collaborator Alexa Campbell, “truck on fire” is Carly’s first official music video to be released since she won the CMT Award for Collaborative Video of the Year in April for her Grammy-nominated single “we don’t fight anymore” featuring Chris Stapleton.

On the heels of her four Number One singles on country radio, the Grand Ole Opry member shows no signs of slowing down and continues to resonate with her honest lyrics and timeless musicality.