Chapter & Verse Gabby Barrett

• 1The Chapter03:32
• 2Cowboy Back03:11
• 3Dance Like No One’s Watching03:51
• 4Glory Days02:42
• 5Had It All03:47
• 6Hard To Read03:22
• 7Growin’ Up Raising You03:17
• 8Off The Highway02:58
• 9You’re My Texas03:19
• 10Jesus On A Train02:49
• 11Grow Apart03:29
• 12God, Money & Love03:22
• 13All Of My Life02:59
• 14The Verse: Doxology (Amen) (feat. Phil Wickham)01:24
• Total Runtime44:02

Info for Chapter & Verse

Multi platinum star Gabby Barrett massively anticipated sophomore album Chapter and Verse. Her most autobiographical work to date, Chapter and Verse follows the 23-year-old hitmaker’s Platinum debut Goldmine and deliver even more of the fullhearted songwriting that’s made her one of Country’s brightest young superstars.

Along with fully leaning into her Country roots on Chapter and Verse, Barrett’s deepened the emotional scope of her songwriting and created an up close portrait of her experience as a wife and mother of two children, with her third baby due early this year. To that end, the album’s title refers to the chapters and verses within each book of the Bible, as well as the still-unfolding chapters in her marriage, family, career, and overall journey through life. Gabby Barrett continues to prove herself to be an unstoppable force in Country music.

Co-produced by Barrett alongside Ross Copperman—a co-producer on Barrett’s Platinum debut Goldmine and Goldmine (Deluxe)—the new project features a guest spot from Phil Wickham and backing vocals by Luke Combs (“Dance Like No One’s Watching”).

Barrett co-wrote nine of the album’s 14 songs, and collaborated with Miranda Lambert and Hillary Lindsey on “You’re My Texas,” a full-hearted love letter to the Lone Star State and all its idyllic beauty. The trio mined inspiration from Barrett’s personal ties to the state—her husband Cade Foehner was born and raised in east Texas—and Lambert’s own east Texas upbringing for the dreamlike track.

“When I think of Texas, I think of my husband and raising our babies in this beautiful state that we’re proud to call home,” shares Barrett. “It was my first time really meeting Miranda while writing this song, and I’m thankful that we could bond over our love for Texas. I always enjoy writing with Hillary too, so it was a great group of ladies to be in the room with. This one just fell out naturally, and I love everything about it.”

Chapter & Verse also includes previously released “Glory Days,” her current Top 20 single, as well as “Cowboy Back” and “Growin’ Up Raising You,” in addition to standouts like “Dance Like No One’s Watching.” The new project offers an up-close portrait of Barrett’s experience as a wife and mother of two, with her third baby on the way, and the album’s title refers to the chapters and verses within each book of the Bible, as well as the still-unfolding chapters in her marriage, family, career and overall journey through life.

Gabby Barrett

Gabby Barrett
is setting the trend. Recently spotlighted as one ofCMT's Next Women of Country (Class of 2020), a 2020MusicRowNext Big Thing artist, aSiriusXM+PandoraAll-Genre and Country Artist to Watch, Radio Disney's Next Big Thing, andAmazon Music's Weekly One best performing Country female of 2019, she continues to rise through the ranks as "country music's next female superstar" (Country Now). Garnering critical acclaim, Barrett's current single "I Hope" was named one ofRolling Stone Country's "10 Best Country and Americana Songs To Hear Now" and claimed the #1 spot onSiriusXM's The Highway Hot 30 Countdown and onRadio Disney's Country Top 50 chart. "A voice you must hear, " (The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review) Barrett has opened forDierks Bentley, Kane Brown, Luke Bryan, Toby Keith, Chris Lane, Dustin Lynch, Jake Owen, Bebe Rexha, Cole Swindell, Sugarland, andCarrie Underwood, and will take the stage at mile marker festivals like Stagecoach, Tortuga Music Festival, and Country Jam in 2020. With over 130 MILLION on-demand streams to her credit, Barrett previewed her upcomingRoss Copperman-produced album releasing new song "The Good Ones." The Pennsylvania native began singing in her local gospel choir at nine years old, and performed 136 shows in 2017 alone before rising to national prominence as a Top 3 finalist on ABC'sAmerican Idol.

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