LEGENDARY COUNTRY ARTIST, BECCY COLE RETURNS WITH HER FIRST NEW SINGLE RELEASE IN 3 YEARS
Leading female country star, Beccy Cole, returns with a new single “More Cows Than Cowgirls”. Her first new single release in 3 years after the 2022 release of “Faded Star”.As Beccy decribes the new track, ‘More Cows Than Cowgirls’ is a tongue in cheek reflection on the long line of ravaged roadkill laying on the side of the highway of my life! It’s also a lighter look at the struggles that the LGBTQI + has had with acceptance and how things have changed. Most of us have had to hide who we are at some stage and being less than authentic can blur the lines within a relationship as well, one big rollercoaster ride! I’ve been performing this song live at gigs and it’s proving to be a winner, I can definitely see the positive audience reaction and the benefits of using humour to make a poignant statement. As the collection comes together for the new album, there’s definitely an element of break ups and lessons learned, a theme I am greatly familiar with! There’s also massive amounts of hope on the record born from a good few years in regular therapy. Sometimes I wonder if I should be giving songwriting credits to my therapist! Beccy Cole is a powerhouse of Australian country music—a gifted musician and Artist whose heartfelt songwriting, bold humour, and energetic performances have earned her both popular adoration and critical acclaim. Her career spans over three decades, releasing ten (10) studio albums, eleven (11) Golden Guitars (including five for Female Artist of the Year), multiple ARIA Top 10 and gold-certified releases and more than a dozen No. 1 Australian country singles, authorship with her autobiography ‘Poster Girl’ (March 2015), the host of ABC Radio’s Saturday Night Country since 2021, inducted into the country music’s Roll of Renown and awarded the Medal of Order of Australia (OAM) for services to country music both in 2022. ‘More Cows Than Cowgirls’ is the first single from the long-awaited brand new studio album (yet titled), seven years in the making.
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