Brittney Spencer performs songs from her album 'My Stupid Life' on 'Saturday Sessions'.
Brittney Spencer, a up-and-coming country artist, performed tracks from her first studio album titled "My Stupid Life" on the recent episode of Saturday Sessions on CBS Saturday Morning.
During her performance, the singer, who was born in Baltimore, sang three songs from her recently released LP that are worth listening to: "My First Rodeo," "I Got Time," and "If You Say So."
According to Rolling Stone, My Stupid Life by Spencer incorporates elements of muscular pop-rock, textured soul, and anthemic singalong pop. The album falls into a genre-agnostic country sound that is reminiscent of Maren Morris' renowned album, Hero.
Spencer has put together a talented team, including producer Daniel Tashian, to showcase her unique voice and compelling songwriting. The outcome is a record that doesn't feel the need to constantly prove its authenticity in the Nashville music scene, resulting in one of the most convincing country albums in recent memory.
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Spencer expressed that she initially entered the industry through connections with individuals who provided her with a sense of security. She considers The Highwomen as her family and Jason Isbell as someone who made her feel secure. Additionally, touring with Brett Eldredge and Reba was a positive experience for Spencer, as they were kind, welcoming, and genuine, allowing her to feel comfortable being herself both on stage and off.
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