With a career spanning nearly forty years, Beth Nielsen Chapman proves she’s still as vital as ever with this anthemic new single, 'Hey Girl' written in reaction to the ‘Me Too’ movement, and the first release from forthcoming album 'Crazy Town'.
Produced by legendary producer Ray Kennedy (Lucinda Williams, Steve Earle) and co-written with hit songwriter Annie Roboff and the UK’s Jessica Sweetman, ‘Hey Girl’ blends elements of classic rock, blues and pop to great effect, demanding attention with its addictive chorus and Beth’s effortless vocal. It’s a welcome return for this acclaimed singer songwriter and a bold introduction to the forthcoming new album.
It’s been four years since her last album, 2018’s ‘Hearts of Glass’ and for the upcoming ‘Crazy Town’ album, Chapman has signed to UK imprint Cooking Vinyl.
Speaking about the new release, Chapman explains:
‘Crazy Town’ is a collection of songs that reflect all the twists and turns of life, especially reflective of this wild ride we have all been living through. I’m looking forward to hitting the road with this new music finally seeing the light of day.”
Chapman will tour the U.K. in October and full list of tour dates and tickets can be found on Bandsintown.com