Lee Brice | Killed The Man
Lee Brice with his latest release, “Killed The Man.” The song and video are full of twists that take the viewer from feeling they’re witnessing a murder scene to realizing they’re attending a wedding. The creative video was envisioned by director Chase Lauer of The Lookout Collective, and the song was written by Chandler Baldwin, Jared Conrad, Michael Whitworth, and Troy Cartwright.
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Allum describes his music style as a mix of his country and vintage rock roots. “I’ve always loved older songs, the stories they can tell, and the way they impact people,” he says.
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Dale and Gale Hammond are fraternal twins born to Wilma and Leslie Hammond, a Baptist pastor and evangelist. From the age of five, Dale and Gale began their singing career traveling and singing gospel music with their father. They became known as the Hammond Brothers and both knew at that early age that they were born to entertain. The smooth sibling harmony, along with their hilarious comedy antics, has garnered them major venues and tours worldwide.
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Doc is a retired eye surgeon and Audie is a retired anesthesiologist. They are both originally from Mississippi and have been playing and writing original music together since 1993.
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