Chappell Roan’s Bro-Country Tweak, and 9 More New Songs
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Chappell Roan Goes Country With New Single ‘The Giver’
Chappell Roan might have grown up in Missouri, but up until now, the “Pink Pony Club” crooner has largely steered clear of country music on her rise to global fame as a pop superstar. Now, the Grammy Award winner is now diving head first into country with her new single “The Giver.
Ads bearing the unmistakable stamp of Chappell Roan have appeared across the city. Brace for a possible pop princess invasion ...
In addition to the awkwardness of the total stranger trying to cash in on Chappell’s faux pas, people have been left low-key ...
In most label deals, artists sign as independent contractors. And while SAG-AFTRA counts around 3,500 recording musicians ...
In fact, Roan’s leaning into them to her advantage, queering the rote masculine country references and taking to task the men ...
Before her meteoric rise to the top of the pop charts with such hits as "Hot to Go!" and "Pink Pony Club," Chappell Roan ...
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