High Valley to Release “Make You Mine”

Photo credit: Crystal K. Martel

(February 24, 2015 -- Nashville, TN) ”Make You Mine,” the fastest selling song in duo High Valley’s history, has released to country radio based on fan demand. With over 63,000 total tracks sold from their recently released County Line album, including a 69% increase in digital downloads for “Make You Mine,” the song is making huge waves with country fans! It has been chosen to feature in the iTunes Country Store and on Beats Music. The video, directed by Roger Pistole (Dierks Bentley, Lee Ann Womack), can be seen HERE.
 
“We’ve had an amazing response to the song – we grew up on country and bluegrass music and this feels like the song we were born to sing,” said High Valley lead singer Brad Rempel. “Our fans have been big supporters, seeking out the song on YouTube and iTunes.”
 
Shipping nationwide to radio last week, “Make You Mine” is being shepherded by The Talent Associates, the radio team led by John Ettinger and Ryan Barnstead. 
 
“Make You Mine” features a guest appearance by bluegrass icon Ricky Skaggs. It’s written by High Valley’s Brad Rempel with Ben Stennis and Seth Mosley. With lyrics that evoke the Canadian-born siblings’ homegrown values of family, faith and farming, “Make You Mine” depicts the butterflies and beauty of true love:
 
“You’re hallelujah Sunday morning
All I’ve ever needed, wanted
Underneath this pale blue sky
I’m going to make you mine
Yeah I’m going to make you mine”
 
High Valley is an unsigned, independent artist in the US. The single appears on High Valley’s recently released album, County Line, available now on iTunes. Lead singer Brad Rempel co-wrote nine of the ten tracks on the duo’s debut disc. The talented songwriter also co-wrote the moving “I Remember You” on Trisha Yearwood’s recent CD, Prize Fighter.
 
Brothers Brad (lead vocals, acoustic guitar) and Curtis Rempel (harmony vocals, mandolin) make up High Valley. The sibling duo initially found inspiration in the music of country music icons Alabama, Rascal Flatts, Diamond Rio and Shenandoah while growing up listening to their older sisters’ records. After seventeen years of touring and opening for the likes of superstars Shania Twain, Little Big Town and Alan Jackson in their northern homeland, Canadian CMA Awards Interactive Artist of the Year winners High Valley have made their U.S. debut with the release of their full-length album,County Line! 

Get to know more about High Valley on Facebook, Twitter and their official website.

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