On this episode of "The High Notes," Country Music star Carly Pearce reflects on her career journey, from singing backup for ‘Pretty Little Liars’ star Lucy Hale to becoming a lead singer in her own right. Tune in to hear how a DM helped get Chris Stapleton on “We Don’t Fight Anymore,” why she loves having a team of people who care about her, and her thought process behind creating her songs.

The High Notes sits down with Country Music icons, up-and-coming artists, stagehands, tour managers, and all the people who make Country Music what it is to see how they prepare for the day before a career milestone.


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Founded in 1958, the Country Music Association (CMA) is the premier trade association of the Country Music industry. Representing professionals making a living in Country Music globally, the organization serves as a critical resource of support and information, honors excellence in the genre and provides a forum for industry leadership. CMA is dedicated to expanding Country Music around the world through a number of core programs and initiatives including the organization’s three annual television properties—the CMA Awards, “CMA Fest” and “CMA Country Christmas,” all of which air on ABC. The organization’s philanthropic arm, the CMA Foundation, works tirelessly to provide equitable access to music education in order to create impactful change for students and teachers across the United States.

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