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Big Sky Music Group recording artist, Stephanie Quayle, has released her latest single, "Lone Ranger," available now. With a sound matching the spirit of the unbridled West and a message of finding that epic love - the one that no other can match - "Lone Ranger," written by Quayle, Andrew Scott Wills and Rick Huckaby, immediately grabs you by the heartstrings and leaves you with the feeling of romantic grandeur of a love for the ages. 

LISTEN:     "Lone Ranger" 

"This song is guttural when you soak it up and truly feel the weight of the lyrics," says Stephanie. "When I think about the kind of love that is so strong — so irreplaceable — that you’d rather be alone than with anyone else, that is that ‘once in a lifetime love.’  This song is a symbol of that statement, that sentiment. You’ve branded my heart so good; you’ve ruined me… it’s unbridled and intense — until forever ends." 

Recently, Stephanie announced she is teaming up with iconic boot brand, Lucchese Bootmaker, on a signature line of Western lifestyle inspired boots and will be the face of the brand's upcoming Fall and Winter retail campaigns. Stephanie embodies the Western lifestyle and Lucchese in every way - from growing up on the boundless frontier of Montana, working on her North Carolina based, Summerfield Farms, and her inviting and connective performances on stages across the country.

Stephanie will also be headlining the Lucchese Listener Lounge Series which will include stops in Houston, College Station, Frisco, Fort Worth, Denver and Santa Fe - with additional stops to be added. Each performance will be a powered acoustic set to create an intimate and unique experience for Lucchese customers.  

Big Sky Music Group recording artist, Stephanie Quayle, and iconic boot brand, Lucchese Bootmaker, have announced their new collaboration on an exclusive custom line of boots designed by the Country music star, who will also be the face of their upcoming Fall and Winter retail campaigns. The Stephanie Quayle boot line will include six variations including: Traditional Western Boot, Roper Boot, Exotic Western Boot, Heeled Western Boot, Tall Western, and the Quayle signature Western Bootie. Each boot will receive some extra flair with the special "Q" logo lasered into the leather. 

"I have been wearing boots my whole life, they remind me of where I have been and where I am going," says Quayle.  "My hope is that when women step into my line of artfully hand-crafted boots, that they feel a sense of confidence, joy, courage, resilience, determination, strength, and that beautiful spirit of the West."

Quayle represents the Western lifestyle in every way and embodies the brand from performing on the stage to working on her North Carolina based, Summerfield Farms, to exploring the boundless frontier riding her horses on her Montana ranch. The Lucchese Women's Lifestyle perfectly reflects women like Quayle, who wear their boots on the ranch, for a night out on the town or for everyday use. 

Stephanie will also appear in the Fall and Winter retail campaigns with exclusive photo shoots to be conducted at Summerfield Farms and on her ranch in Montana.

"I already have thousands of miles in Lucchese’s — from trekking across airports, to hours in the saddle to countless stages across the world. It is such an honor to collaborate with the incredible craftsmanship of Lucchese and pull inspiration from the vintage pieces I’ve collected throughout the years to tell a new story through the ‘soles’ of these boots. The extraordinary craftspeople of Lucchese brought my vision to life with their attention to detail and the superb eye of designer Holly Mery," says Quayle.

In addition to the custom boot line, Quayle has also been tapped to headline the Lucchese Listener Lounge Series, which kicks off on August 12th at the brand's location in The Gulch area of Nashville, TN and will be available for fans to stream later this Fall.  

The series will include stops in Houston, College Station, Frisco, Fort Worth, Denver, and Santa Fe - with additional stops to be added. Each performance will be a powered acoustic set to create an intimate and unique experience for Lucchese customers. 

Revered country music songwriter Harlan Howard once defined his genre as three chords and the truth. In theory, the recipe for a successful country music career requires at least one other specialized ingredient. To get the dish to come out right, it helps if the three-chorded truthtellers have an agrarian background as well. And while a passel of all-hat-and-no-cattle candidates abound and prosper, there’s nothing like a farm in your bio to give you a leg up in the biz.

Singer/songwriter Stephanie Quayle combines all the ingredients to create a tasty entrée that satisfies the heart, soul and body while keeping it down on the farm.

In her case, the farm is the 600-acre Summerfield Farms, a sprawling working cattle farm/community outreach/event destination she runs with her husband, David Couch. Quayle, a Bozeman, Mon., native raised on a farm, met Couch when she met with N.C. Commissioner of Agriculture Steve Troxler in 2012 about performing in Greensboro.

“As they were hiring me for the show, they were asking me, there’s a guy that’s involved with the event that has a farm, and there’s a cabin on this farm. You could stay there, or we could put you up in a hotel. And I was like, ‘I’m from Montana, so a cabin on the farm sounds right up my alley.’ And that was Summerfield Farms. So it’s pretty wild. Then cut to about a year and a half later — because we started dating in January of 2014 — that would be my future.”

In addition to her recording, performing and touring duties that have put her in the Top 10 female artists on country radio with hits including “Selfish” and “Whatcha Drinkin’ About,” Quayle is a hands-on presence in the farm’s ongoing activities.

“There’s this weird beautiful line with Montana and North Carolina,” Quayle says. The farm has hosted scores of families staying at the little cabins on their way to look at colleges in North Carolina or family reunions. “Once I got involved, I wanted to share this bond with the community, which has been a really beautiful thing, especially with what has been an especially challenging year, to have a place where the community could come and get some reprieve.”

Big Sky Music Group recording artist, Stephanie Quayle, is launching the “We Buy Gold Powered by Hitchswitch” campaign today for one couple’s lucky chance to win a Premium Package from online name change company, Hitchswitch. To enter, couples are invited to simply send in their wedding and/or engagement videos of themselves or a couple they love. Submitted videos will have the chance to be featured in the official "We Buy Gold" music video.

"I am so excited to include so many different couples in the ‘We Buy Gold’ music video,” says Quayle. “The ‘name change’ is such a big part of the wedding process and when I got married, I was all about the romantic sentiment, but that all came to a screeching halt when I started looking at ALL OF THE THINGS I needed to do to make it happen. I immediately thought of HitchSwitch for this video because they were a game changer for me, and I’m so passionate about sharing my story to help others too!"

"At HitchSwitch we are excited to partner with Stephanie who has released such an uplifting song after an unprecedented 2020. While the pandemic has taken so much from so many, it has not taken away people's ability to find love. The fact that the music video is going to be composed of ‘real’ couples sharing their most intimate moments, proves love is eternal no matter the circumstance. At HitchSwitch, we are excited for the brighter days ahead where, 'We buy gold, Carve our names into the band, Say a vow, say a prayer Slip it on each other's hand'," says Jake Wolff, Founder & CEO of HitchSwitch.

The winner of the Hitchswitch Premium Package will receive printed name change applications that have been auto-filled with their basic information, a set of corresponding instructions that will explain how to submit each application, and pre-paid envelopes for any steps that can be submitted through the mail. Platinum clients also receive a dedicated account manager and a free passport photo which will be redeemed through the Hitchswitch sister site NewPassportPhoto.com.

Enter for a chance to win the “We Buy Gold Powered by Hitchswitch” Premium Package and be featured in the official “We Buy Gold” music video here.

Campaign entry is valid thru Saturday, July 14^th

"We Buy Gold" is Stephanie's third release in 2021 and rounds out a collection of songs that explore finding love and the journey that follows. The track, written by Park Chisolm, Anna Vaus, and Mark Irwin, and produced by Alex Kline, is a testament to how even though the world could be falling down around us and there are a million reasons to travel through life alone, we still long for that connection that we can carry with us for a lifetime. 

Stephanie’s releases from earlier this year, "By Heart" and "Wild Frontier," beautifully offer the pre-text to “We Buy Gold” and tell a story seemingly pulled from Stephanie's own life and romance with her husband. 

Stay tuned for even more new music from Stephanie this year!

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Big Sky Music Group recording artist, Stephanie Quayle. has had a massive presence at country radio garnering over 100 million audience impressions and ranking Top 10 in Current Female Airplay with stand out singles "Whatcha Drinkin 'Bout" and "Selfish" in the last few years.

The CMT "Next Women of Country" inductee has been tapped as a Grand Ole Opry darling, making multiple appearances into the iconic circle and performing on the historic Ryman Auditorium stage. Quayle was included in the star-studded weeklong line-up to celebrate Dolly Parton’s 50th Anniversary of being a Grand Ole Opry member. The entertainer has shared stages with artists like Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt, Aaron Watson, LOCASH, and many more; and in a once in a lifetime opportunity, the charismatic performer was the only independent act invited to perform for the five living former U.S. presidents (Obama, W. Bush, Clinton, H.W. Bush and Carter) alongside artists like Lady Gaga and Alabama as part of the hurricane relief concert "Deep from the Heart: The One America Appeal" in Texas.

The singer-songwriter’s booming personality has also been tapped as a special guest host for Wrangler Network, the Circle Network, Sounds Like Nashville, and One Country on the ACM Awards, CMT Awards and CMA Awards red carpets. She has been highlighted in People, Huffington Post, Glamour, Hollywood Life, Inspirer Magazine, Taste of Country and Billboard.com, to name a few.

 Quayle was recently named the First Female Country Music Ambassador for Bass Pro Shops & Cabela’s, and also serves as music ambassador for Murdoch’s Ranch & Home Supply, an original store from her hometown of Bozeman, MT. She has teamed up with national brands Harley-Davidson, Kampgrounds Of America (KOA), Winnebago, Wrangler, and Running Iron Whiskey. She is an active supporter of charitable organizations like the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women movement, Care Camps, and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

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Country Billboard-charting artist Stephanie Quayle is returning to her home state of Montana, and raising funds for a new safe house for human trafficking victims.

Quayle is releasing new music this year and about to start touring again. The Bozeman native has been recording in Nashville for 10 years and has performed at the Grand Ole Opry eight times.

On June 11, she'll be preforming to raise money for a new safe house the Lifeguard Group is building at an undisclosed location in the Bitterroot Valley, for victims getting out of the world of human trafficking.

"This is happening in our home state of Montana," Quayle said. "I'm a Montanan; born and raised. This is about all of our kids and having that awareness to keep our eyes and ears open. Lowell touches on so many things; not just the safe house, but helping missing persons and missing kids; being an active member of our community that is so extensive."

The Lifeguard Group nonprofit is halfway to its goal and hopes to open 15 beds in September.

"Victims don't leave the life of human trafficking because they have nowhere else to go," Lowell Hochhalter of the Lifeguard Group said. "Survivors who have walked out of the life and come back in have had nowhere to go. They say they were looking for ways to get out but there was nothing for them. They said, 'There was no therapy. There was no counselling. There was no safe place for us to go.'"

The group says more than 2 million victims are forced into a life of sex and labor trafficking across the country.

"Our doors will be open to any and all," Hochhalter said. "To be honest with you Heidi, if we were to open right now, we would be full. As soon as the word went out that we had purchased the property, the calls started coming in from as far away as Key West, Florida and California for placement. We have enough here in Montana, a survivor group we work with, We could be full with just Montana women tomorrow."

Quayle will perform to a group of 250 ticketholders at the "Taste of Freedom" event.

"One of the songs I love to play, because it's such a song of perseverance, is called Evel Knievel," Quayle said. "Obviously, he was from Butte, Montana. That song has done a lot of hearts a lot of good. I was one of the writers on it. Of course I'll play Whatcha Drinkin 'Bout and Selfish. Those are my two songs that went up the country billboard charts."

The Taste of Freedom fundraiser takes place Friday, June 11 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 2036 US Highway 93 in Victor, at Montana Custom Log Homes. The group is selling 250 tickets. 50 will be VIP tickets that will include a visit with Quayle. To purchase tickets visit the Lifeguard Group on Facebook.

Stephanie Quayle is taking her storytelling to new levels with a new music video and Instagram series. The just-released "Wild Frontier: Women of the West" music video — premiering exclusively on Taste of Country — offers evidence of the singer's bold thesis statement.

"If you ask me, the women of the West is how the West was won," Quayle says ahead of her new video's release. Throughout the clip you'll find the Montana native singing her new song between scenes of rodeo queens, entrepreneurs and athletes doing what they do to inspire the next generation.

Among the featured "women of the West" are Catie Kershner of Kershner Custom Silver, a Cowgirl Magazine 30 Under 30 honoree, and Ja'Dayia Kursh, Miss Rodeo Coal Hill, Ark., who became the first Black rodeo queen in her state.

"The best way to share our message forward is to watch cowgirls ‘do,’" Quayle says, continuing, "and for young girls to look up to them and know that this wild frontier is ours for the taking — to create, respect and push ourselves without limits.”

"Wild Frontier" is Quayle's most recent release on Big Sky Music Group. The song — available on digital streaming platforms now — follows popular titles including "Selfish" and "Drinking With Dolly."

Watch the premier HERE!

Country singer-songwriter Stephanie Quayle is reveling in blissful romance on her brand new song, “We Buy Gold.” 

The mid-tempo tune packs energy and passion as Quayle chronicles the journey of a beautiful relationship. “We buy gold Carve our names into the band / Say a vow, say a prayer / Slip it on each other’s hand / Tie some tin cans to the car / Drive away and cross our hearts / In a world where nothing’s sure, but growing old,” the Bozeman, Montana native sings on the stirring chorus, reminding listeners of the triumphant power of true love.

“Growing up, ‘we buy gold’ was a sign in the storefront of my dad’s shop. Buying gold was part of my dad’s work so the title had me from the start. I understood it,” Quayle recalls in a press statement. “Then when I actually heard the song, it really got me—the curiosities of how everything can be falling apart and we still fall in love, pair off, get engaged, married…We still find and choose each other.”

“We recorded this song years back and it just wasn’t quite right. We held onto it because we knew it was special. When Alex [Kline] brought this to life in her ‘Kline’ way, the story and the feel unfolded perfectly,” Quayle says of the track, which was penned by Anna Vaus, Mark Irwin and Paul Chisolm, and produced by Kline. 

“I felt this song on a whole other level when my younger brother, John, got married at our farm during the Pandemic. The message never felt so honest as it did in that moment. Love prevailed when every possible hurdle came to pass. We still buy gold.”

“We Buy Gold” is Quayle’s follow-up to “By Heart” and “Wild Frontier,” both of which were released earlier by Big Sky Music Group this year. Fans can expect even more new music from the country singer later this year.

Listen to “We Buy Gold” and other new country releases on our New Nashville playlist.

Big Sky Music Group recording artist, Stephanie Quayle, is all sparkle with the release of the lyric video for her latest single, “We Buy Gold,” available now. The track, written by Park Chisolm, Anna Vaus, and Mark Irwin, and produced by Alex Kline, celebrates finding that ever-lasting love that weathers the storms of life and is truly worth it’s weight in gold.

WATCH: “We Buy Gold” Lyric Video

"We Buy Gold" is Stephanie's third release in 2021 and rounds out a collection of songs that explore finding love and the journey that follows. Her most recently released tracks, "By Heart" and "Wild Frontier," beautifully set the stage for this next single and tell a story seemingly pulled from Stephanie's own life and romance with her husband. 

Stay tuned for even more new music from Stephanie this year!

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ABOUT STEPHANIE QUAYLE

Big Sky Music Group recording artist, Stephanie Quayle. has had a massive presence at country radio garnering over 100 million audience impressions and ranking Top 10 in Current Female Airplay with stand out singles "Whatcha Drinkin 'Bout" and "Selfish" in the last few years.

The CMT "Next Women of Country" inductee has been tapped as a Grand Ole Opry darling, making multiple appearances into the iconic circle and performing on the historic Ryman Auditorium stage. Quayle was included in the star-studded weeklong line-up to celebrate Dolly Parton’s 50th Anniversary of being a Grand Ole Opry member. The entertainer has shared stages with artists like Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt, Aaron Watson, LOCASH, and many more; and in a once in a lifetime opportunity, the charismatic performer was the only independent act invited to perform for the five living former U.S. presidents (Obama, W. Bush, Clinton, H.W. Bush and Carter) alongside artists like Lady Gaga and Alabama as part of the hurricane relief concert "Deep from the Heart: The One America Appeal" in Texas.

The singer-songwriter’s booming personality has also been tapped as a special guest host for Wrangler Network, the Circle Network, Sounds Like Nashville, and One Country on the ACM Awards, CMT Awards and CMA Awards red carpets. She has been highlighted in People, Huffington Post, Glamour, Hollywood Life, Inspirer Magazine, Taste of Country and Billboard.com, to name a few.

Quayle was recently named the First Female Country Music Ambassador for Bass Pro Shops & Cabela’s, and also serves as music ambassador for Murdoch’s Ranch & Home Supply, an original store from her hometown of Bozeman, MT. She has teamed up with national brands Harley-Davidson, Kampgrounds Of America (KOA), Winnebago, Wrangler, and Running Iron Whiskey. She is an active supporter of charitable organizations like the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women movement, Care Camps, and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

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Stephanie Quayle has certainly carved out her path in country music with several buzzed about single releases including “Winnebago,” “Drinking with Dolly,” “Whatcha Drinkin’ ‘Bout,” and “By Heart.”

She now returns with her brand-new single “We Buy Gold” - a song written by Park Chisolm, Anna Vaus, and Mark Irwin.

The mid-tempo melody slides right in line with the signature feel and sound that we’ve grown accustomed to from Quayle, and it weaves its way around a very strong lyric that while it looks at the negativity in the world, it truly focuses on still just going for it when it comes to falling in that once in a lifetime kind of love.

Relatable lines that focus on the common negative trends that the world today is experiencing include: “we live twice as long and stay together half as much,” “Marry too damn young and when we do it ain’t just once,” and “we earn twice as much but still don’t have a clue how to find real love.”

However, when Quayle flips the script in the chorus and focuses on the idea that you only live once so go for it when it comes to being in a real love, the song becomes ultra-positive as she describes a getting married scene that includes carving names on the wedding bands and tying tin cans to a car, before driving us to the hook, “in a world where nothing’s sure but growing old…we buy gold.”

Though the song was originally recorded years back, Quayle has patiently waited for the timing to be right to release it – The time is most definitely right!

Her back catalog already speaks for itself, she’s now made a very bold stamp on who she is as an artist, and with the release of this new single, she opens her next chapter while continuing to be deserving of heavy rotation airplay and spins on major market radio.

ABOUT STEPHANIE QUAYLE

Big Sky Music Group recording artist, Stephanie Quayle. has had a massive presence at country radio garnering over 100 million audience impressions and ranking Top 10 in Current Female Airplay with stand out singles "Whatcha Drinkin 'Bout" and "Selfish" in the last few years.

The CMT "Next Women of Country" inductee has been tapped as a Grand Ole Opry darling, making multiple appearances into the iconic circle and performing on the historic Ryman Auditorium stage. Quayle was included in the star-studded weeklong line-up to celebrate Dolly Parton’s 50th Anniversary of being a Grand Ole Opry member. The entertainer has shared stages with artists like Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt, Aaron Watson, LOCASH, and many more; and in a once in a lifetime opportunity, the charismatic performer was the only independent act invited to perform for the five living former U.S. presidents (Obama, W. Bush, Clinton, H.W. Bush and Carter) alongside artists like Lady Gaga and Alabama as part of the hurricane relief concert "Deep from the Heart: The One America Appeal" in Texas.

The singer-songwriter’s booming personality has also been tapped as a special guest host for Wrangler Network, the Circle Network, Sounds Like Nashville, and One Country on the ACM Awards, CMT Awards and CMA Awards red carpets. She has been highlighted in People, Huffington Post, Glamour, Hollywood Life, Inspirer Magazine, Taste of Country and Billboard.com, to name a few. 

Quayle was recently named the First Female Country Music Ambassador for Bass Pro Shops & Cabela’s, and also serves as music ambassador for Murdoch’s Ranch & Home Supply, an original store from her hometown of Bozeman, MT. She has teamed up with national brands Harley-Davidson, Kampgrounds Of America (KOA), Winnebago, Wrangler, and Running Iron Whiskey. She is an active supporter of charitable organizations like the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women movement, Care Camps, and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. 

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Big Sky Music Group singer-songwriter, Stephanie Quayle, continues her journey through love with her upcoming release, "We Buy Gold," available everywhere on May 14th. The track, written by Park Chisolm, Anna Vaus, and Mark Irwin, is a testament to how even though the world could be falling down around us and there are a million reasons to travel through life alone, we still long for that connection that we can carry with us for a lifetime. 

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"Growing up, 'we buy gold' was a sign in the storefront of my dad’s shop. Buying gold was part of my dad’s work so the title had me from the start. I understood it. Then when I actually heard the song, it really got me - the curiosities of how everything can be falling apart and we still fall in love, pair off, get engaged, married...We still find and choose each other," says Stephanie.  

She continues, "We recorded this song years back and it just wasn’t quite right. We held onto it because we knew it was special. When Alex [Kline] brought this to life in her 'Kline' way, the story and the feel unfolded perfectly. I felt this song on a whole other level when my younger brother, John, got married at our farm during the Pandemic. The message never felt so honest as it did in that moment. Love prevailed when every possible hurdle came to pass. We still buy gold."

"We Buy Gold" follows Stephanie's recent releases, "By Heart" and "Wild Frontier" - in collection, each of the three tracks lays a roadmap that mirrors her own journey through love with her husband. From the first meeting and getting to know each other to the boundless opportunities ahead and finally, buying the gold that solidifies a partnership in love.  

Stay tuned for even more new music from Stephanie this year!

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ABOUT STEPHANIE QUAYLE

Big Sky Music Group recording artist, Stephanie Quayle. has had a massive presence at country radio garnering over 100 million audience impressions and ranking Top 10 in Current Female Airplay with stand out singles "Whatcha Drinkin 'Bout" and "Selfish" in the last few years.

The CMT "Next Women of Country" inductee has been tapped as a Grand Ole Opry darling, making multiple appearances into the iconic circle and performing on the historic Ryman Auditorium stage. Quayle was included in the star-studded weeklong line-up to celebrate Dolly Parton’s 50th Anniversary of being a Grand Ole Opry member. The entertainer has shared stages with artists like Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt, Aaron Watson, LOCASH, and many more; and in a once in a lifetime opportunity, the charismatic performer was the only independent act invited to perform for the five living former U.S. presidents (Obama, W. Bush, Clinton, H.W. Bush and Carter) alongside artists like Lady Gaga and Alabama as part of the hurricane relief concert "Deep from the Heart: The One America Appeal" in Texas.

The singer-songwriter’s booming personality has also been tapped as a special guest host for Wrangler Network, the Circle Network, Sounds Like Nashville, and One Country on the ACM Awards, CMT Awards and CMA Awards red carpets. She has been highlighted in People, Huffington Post, Glamour, Hollywood Life, Inspirer Magazine, Taste of Country and Billboard.com, to name a few.

Quayle was recently named the First Female Country Music Ambassador for Bass Pro Shops & Cabela’s, and also serves as music ambassador for Murdoch’s Ranch & Home Supply, an original store from her hometown of Bozeman, MT. She has teamed up with national brands Harley-Davidson, Kampgrounds Of America (KOA), Winnebago, Wrangler, and Running Iron Whiskey. She is an active supporter of charitable organizations like the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women movement, Care Camps, and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. 

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Stephanie Quayle, a seasoned cowgirl, steps further into her artistry, bearing fruits from 2020. Hailing from Bozeman, Montana, the emerging country artist grew up working on a bison and cattle ranch. Looking at her mother’s gritted determination, Quayle refused minor setbacks and outdated industry standards to fence in her destined path to perform country music.  Recently named the First Female Country Music Ambassador for Bass Pro Shops & Cabela’s,  the artist reveals a new chapter in her music career with songs recorded remotely from familiar turf.

Quayle & producer and songwriter Alex Kline will be getting together on Wednesday, March 24 at 5 p.m. CT to host a FB livestream conversation about her latest collection of music, what it was like recording during the COVID pandemic, and being women in the industry. Tune in to Stephanie’s Facebook page or American Songwriter’s Facebook page to be a part of the chat.

Quayle’s latest single, “Wild Frontier,” is her love story. Released March 19, the galloping track is a forward step in her most intimate project to date. Recorded almost entirely virtually from home with breakout female producer Alex Kline, “Wild Frontier,” was written by a rock-solid team of Nashville tunesmiths—Maren Morris, Shane McAnally, and Ross Copperman. The lyrics transform her native landscape into a metaphor for the “unchartered territory” of newfound love. Though penned by others, the song story places the artist back where she first met her husband, David.

Big Sky Music Group recording artist, Stephanie Quayle, has released her latest single, "Wild Frontier," available now wherever you find great music. The track continues the story of Stephanie's journey through love which began with her latest release earlier this year, "By Heart." As she continues to evolve both personally and as an artist, she is inviting fans to join her every step of the way with her latest collection of music that tells a story of finding and fighting for love.  

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Recorded almost entirely virtually from home with breakout female producer Alex Kline, "Wild Frontier," was written by a team of powerhouse songwriters - Maren Morris, Shane McAnally, and Ross Copperman. The song explores the vast and limitless connection to those we love and that even through life's darkest and overwhelming moments, there's an unwavering anchor there to bring you back home.  

"I remember driving down that gravel road for the first time with my whole future on the horizon as the dirt and rocks kicked up behind me," says Stephanie. "I didn’t know my whole world would change that day as I headed towards my now husband. This song is my life, and Montana is the backdrop to our love story — it has been from the very start.  Wildly, the pens of Maren, Shane and Ross, captured the spirit of what we think is a legendary love. To be with someone and not need to “tame each other”— these words spoke to me.  And I know there are other couples out there that feel this kind of “no fences” love out there too. This song paints that vast picture that you can just get lost in." 

“‘Wild Frontier’ feels like an extension of ‘By Heart.’ So much so that we leaned into visually connecting the songs to tell this story in the artwork too,” shares Stephanie. “I’m definitely more vulnerable than I’ve ever been with this project -- even down to making sure we included that very gravel road that led me to love.”

Stay tuned for a third track from Stephanie this Spring which will round out the first chapter of her upcoming music collection where she continues exploring life and love. 

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Fans get a heavy dose of Quayle’s affectionate side in her recently released track, “By Heart.” The dreamy song, produced by respected Nashville producer Alex Kline, and recorded almost entirely virtually over the last 12 months, finds Quayle wanting to know more about the man she’s head over heels about.

“This song [By Heart] is simply complex. Love is supposed to be simple, and it’s also very complex…What’s interesting about [this song], is that, to me, it symbolizes the beginning of my relationship with my husband, but also, through the course of these last months, I’ve gotten to know him in ways that I never expected,” the Bozeman, Montana native and wife of David Couch, says in her bio, posted on her official website. “It’s that curiosity of wanting to know everything about the person you love; from start to, well, forever.”

Being a light so bright that it illuminates others isn’t merely a quote Stephanie Quayle manifests – she lives it. The Montana native grew up on a buffalo farm where her mother showed her what it means to be a cowboy, and later taught her how to ride a motorcycle. But music has always been her calling, a journey that’s presented Quayle with a fair share of obstacles, all of which she’s conquered with a deep sense of self. With her eye consistently set on growth and elevation, Quayle is pouring her heart and soul into a new era of music that begins with her single “By Heart.”

In this edition of Female Friday, Quayle joins us for an expansive conversation ranging from how high school bullies and an exchange program in Switzerland set her on her path to stardom to her insightful perspective on life, with plenty of words of wisdom in between. 

Country singer-songwriter Stephanie Quayle has unveiled the lyric video for her new song, “By Heart,” and it is premiering exclusively here on Sounds Like Nashville.

In the picturesque clip, Quayle takes fans on a trip to Montana, where she highlights the scenic and captivating sights of her beloved home state whilst singing along to the tune.

“We were out in my home state of Montana shooting for the Harley-Davidson ‘Horses to Horsepower’ series with my mom and video director Erika Rock, and this ‘By Heart’ moment just kind of happened,” Quayle tells Sounds Like Nashville. “When Montana wants to put on a show, you have to capture it. We had to grab this opportunity so I put in my earbuds, jumped into my dress and sang along to myself!”

Country music singer-songwriter, Stephanie Quayle, has released the official concept lyric video for her latest single, "By Heart," exclusively with Sounds Like Nashville. The touching track, which highlights the complicated simplicity of love, is available now everywhere you find great music.

https://www.soundslikenashville.com/music/exclusive-premiere-stephanie-quayle-by-heart-lyric-video/ 

Recorded almost entirely virtually during COVID-19 with producer Alex Kline, one of Nashville's most prominent female producers, this single release defines a new era in Quayle’s musical journey. This is the first release from a forthcoming collection of songs that is sure to cement her place in country music as an artist who authentically carries the genre's roots into the contemporary landscape of today.

LISTEN:    "By Heart"

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Country singer Stephanie Quayle debuted last week her sharp new single, "By Heart." On the catchy turn-of-phrase tune, Quayle told The Tennessean: "This song isn't just for the new relationships. I hope listeners get curious about their own relationships and learn new things about each other no matter how long they've been together." Spin it here. 

Country music star, Stephanie Quayle, is rounding out her video series "From Horses to Horsepower" with the third video, "By Heart," in partnership with motorcycle brand Harley- Davidson®. The video series details Stephanie's journey becoming a new rider and experiencing the freedom of the open road alongside her mentor, riding companion and mother, Eileen.

The cinematically shot video captures Stephanie's experience riding for the very first time on the roads she "knows by heart" with her mom by her side -- back in her home state of Montana. 

WATCH:   "By Heart" - Part 3 of "Horses to Horsepower" Series

“Seeing and feeling the Big Sky country roads I grew up on from the seat of my Harley was absolutely exhilarating," explains Quayle. "There are not enough words to describe how special it is to experience this together with my mom and to soak up every minute of her mentorship. It is a magical thing — riding is individual and can be a collective experience at the same time. The roads we will ride together are limitless!”

"There's a freedom and a new confidence that's now a part of me because of this journey," says Quayle. “I find a peace inside my helmet unlike anywhere else, so much so that I practiced singing 'By Heart' over and over again while riding before we headed into the studio. This new music and my Harley will forever be connected and that feeling is branded in my soul!“ 

The video follows Stephanie's release of "By Heart" as her latest single. The touching song is available now wherever you find great new music! 

LISTEN: "By Heart"

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Stephanie Quayle is a fairly new songwriter. Originally from Bozeman, Montana, the pop-country storyteller began releasing music with 2016’s “Drinking with Dolly” and co-wrote such songs as “Selfish,” “I’ve Got Your Six,” and “Post It” (from 2017’s debut record, Love the Way You See Me). But she didn’t start actively flexing her own songwriting muscles until about a year or two ago. 

“You get to see everything from the front view. You have to stay focused on what’s in front of you. I think that’s a really good metaphor for where I am,” Quayle tells American Songwriter of her songwriting journey. “Yes, everything in my rearview is still there, and I can look back and learn, but I’m really focused on what’s in front of me.”

It seems fitting 2020 would be the year of her greatest personal and professional growth. Locked in her home, like most of us, Quayle dug her heels into virtual songwriting sessions and deep introspection. She had nothing but time, after all.